This is a practical manual and workbook designed to guide state and local government entities through the Title II compliance process. 43 pages, no charge. In question and answer format, it provides guidance on such issues as whether a person with an occupational injury has a disability as defined by the ADA, disability-related questions and medical examinations relating to occupational injury and workers' compensation claims, hiring of persons with a history of occupational injury, return to work of persons with occupational injury and exclusive remedy provisions in workers' compensation laws. Be sure to include a phone number and mailing address with e-mail inquiries. Some shipping and handling charges may apply.
Materials are available in alternate formats upon request.
The New England ADA Technical Assistance Center offers a variety of training options on all titles of the Americans with Disabilities Act from employment through transportation. The training modules can be presented in different combinations and for different lengths of time depending on the participants' needs. The program can be as brief as two hours or as long as several days. In addition to being available for training and presentations, the ADA Center will be planning events in cooperation with our state affiliates. Cost includes staff travel expense plus a modest fee that may be waived depending on the organization requesting training.