Colorado Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR)

Disability Services Employment & Financial Support

State program that helps people with disabilities prepare for, find, and keep employment through individualized vocational rehabilitation services statewide.​

Website: https://www.dvr.colorado.gov/

At a glance

Services
Vocational counseling and guidance, Job training and placement, Assistive technology and accommodations, Personal adjustment training, Business relations services
Location
Statewide, CO
Service area
Statewide (including Western Slope offices and remote services)
Phone
303-318-8571
Email
cdle_dvr_customerservice@state.co.us
Hours
Weekdays, standard business hours; some services in community settings
Languages
English; interpreter services for other languages and accommodations for disabilities
Who it serves
Colorado residents with disabilities who want to work and meet DVR eligibility criteria
Cost
Most DVR services are free to eligible participants; some may involve comparable benefits or cost-sharing
Walk-ins
Yes at local DVR offices by appointment and limited walk-in
Appointment
Appointments strongly recommended; required for most services
Volunteer opportunities
Yes
Accepts donations
No

Information verified 2026-03-15 by Western Slope Trellis. Call ahead to confirm hours and availability.

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