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The Department of Vocational Rehabilitation training grant is used to provide funding to DVR consumers attending college. If you want to be considered for a DVR training grant, you must apply for financial aid by April 15. Applying after that date may cause delays that could negatively affect your eligibility for a DVR training grant.

This federal program provides resources to consumers who have employment training goals that require post-secondary education. Resources are available to pay for items such as tuition, books, computers, classroom aides (but not personal care attendants), transportation, etc.

The amount of your training grant will depend on how much financial aid you get and your unmet need. The training grant amount is up to $4,000 per academic year for a full-time student.

For more information, contact the regional service office that is located closest to the county you currently reside.

Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Ashland Job Center 411 Ellis Avenue Ashland, WI 54806 715-682-7252 (Voice) 715-392-7908 (TTY) 800-387-0315 (Toll Free) 715-682-3012 (FAX)	Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Wisconsin Job Center - Hayward 15618 Windrose Lane, Suite 108 Hayward, WI 54843 715-634-7636 (Voice) 715-635-6906 (TTY) 888-387-3895 (Toll Free) 715-635-6980 (FAX)
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Wisconsin Job Center - Spooner 522 Service Road, PO Box 159 Spooner, WI 54801 715-635-6202 (Voice/TTY) 888-387-3895 (Toll Free) 715-635-6980 (FAX)	Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Barron County Job Center 331 South Main Street, Suite 6 Rice Lake, WI 54868 715-234-6826 (Voice) 800-228-2587 (Toll Free) 715-234-7821 (FAX)
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Wisconsin Job Center - Superior 1805 North 14th Street Superior, WI 54880 715-392-7896 (Voice) 715-392-7908 (TTY) 800-228-2513 (Toll Free) 715-392-7873 (FAX)

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