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Michigan Rehabilitation Services training funding

Michigan Rehabilitation Services (MRS) is the state vocational rehabilitation agency; it can pay for job training and education, including CNA training, when the training is part of an individualized plan for employment for a person with a disability. Services are based on available state and federal funds and people with the most significant disabilities are served first.

Michigan Rehabilitation Services training funding

About Michigan Rehabilitation Services training funding

Contact: LEO-MRS-CustomerAssistance@michigan.gov

Michigan
Where
Varies
Amount
Statewide
Coverage
1 to 3 months
Typical timeline

Who qualifies and what it covers

  • Michigan residents with a physical or mental disability that is a substantial barrier to employment
  • Must need and be able to benefit from vocational rehabilitation services to get or keep a job
  • People receiving SSI or SSDI for a disability are generally presumed eligible

Covers: Tuition, books, exam, transportation, and sometimes equipment.

How to apply

  1. Submit the MRS online application or call 800-605-6722 to reach your local MRS office
  2. Meet with an MRS counselor for an eligibility determination
  3. Develop an individualized plan for employment that includes CNA training
  4. MRS authorizes payment to the training provider under the plan

Requirements

  • Ask for the application and the full cost sheet: tuition, books, supplies, and the exam fee
  • Proof of identity and address
  • Any eligibility documents the source lists

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    Michigan Rehabilitation Services training funding

    Michigan Rehabilitation Services (MRS) is the state vocational rehabilitation agency; it can pay for job training and education, including CNA training, when the training is part of an individualized plan for employment for a person with a disability. Services are based on available state and federal funds and people with the most significant disabilities are served first.

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