Parents and caregivers may respond on behalf of a child or dependent adult. The online questionnaire covers employment, transportation and support needs.
By Hola America News
IOWA — Iowa Vocational Rehabilitation Services (IVRS) is collecting feedback from people with disabilities through its statewide Disability Needs Survey, which closes Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2026. Any Iowan with a disability can participate, including people who have never received IVRS services.
IVRS, part of Iowa Workforce Development, helps people with disabilities prepare for, find and maintain employment. Survey responses will help the agency identify services that are working well and areas where additional support may be needed.
The survey covers jobs, transportation and disability benefits
Parents and caregivers may also answer the questionnaire on behalf of a child or dependent adult with a disability. The survey addresses five areas:
- Employment and job-related experiences.
- Services and support for people with disabilities.
- Disability benefits.
- Transportation.
- Preparing for life after high school.
The online survey closes Dec. 1
The Disability Needs Survey form is linked directly from Iowa Workforce Development’s Nov. 6 announcement.
Completing the survey is not an application for disability benefits or IVRS services. People seeking help with employment through IVRS must follow the agency’s separate vocational rehabilitation application process.
Iowa Workforce Development has set Dec. 1, 2026, as the survey deadline but has not published a specific closing time.
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