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All data are from the Rehabilitation Services Administration 911 (RSA-911) database unless otherwise specified. See the Method section at the end of this brief for more details about the data and variable definitions. When comparing outcomes from 2023 with outcomes from 2022, the key takeaways include:  \n• The number of people who exited the VR program decreased by 1%  \n• The percentage of people who received services decreased by 1%  \n• The rehabilitation rate decreased by 1%  \n• Wages slightly decreased after adjusting for inflation  \n• Weekly work hours decreased by 1 hour  \n• Time from application to exit with employment increased by 14 days  \n• The majority of people who exited VR are male, white, and transition-age  \n• Outcomes varied considerably across states  \nThe Number of People with ID who Exited the VR Program Decreased by 1%  \nIn 2023, 36,319 people with ID exited the VR program (Table 1) . This figure decreased slightly compared to 2022 (-1%) and remains lower than in the pre-pandemic years, when it was over 45,000 with a peak of 47,595 in 2016. Similarly, the total closures for people with other disabilities was 292,303 in 2023, 1% less than in 2022. This continues a declining trend from the pre-pandemic period.  \nTable 1. National Trends in Employment Outcomes1  \n\n|  | Total\u003Cbr>closures | Received\u003Cbr>services | Rehabilitation\u003Cbr>rate | Hourly\u003Cbr>wage | Weekly hours | Got a job in\u003Cbr>\u003Cone year |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| ID Other |  | ID Other | ID Other | ID Other | ID Other | ID Other |\n\n2014 45,443 495,293 67% 58% 56% 54% $10.79 $15.02 23 31 30% 33%  \n1The years 2014–2016 refer to the period from October 1 to September 30. The year 2017 refers to the period from October 1 to June 30 (nine months only). The years 2018–2023 refer to the period from July 1 to June 30. Each year refers to the end date of the reported period. For example, the year 2023 refers to the period July 1, 2022, to June 30, 2023.  \nNote: ID = intellectual disabilities; Other = other disabilities. Hourly wages are in 2023 dollars.  \n*Includes only 9 months due to a change in the RSA-911 reporting protocol.  \n-2- DATA NOTE PLUS  \nThe Percentage of People with ID who Received Services Decreased by 1%  \nReceiving VR services is an important first step toward employment. In 2023, 83% of people with ID who exited the VR program received services. This figure is slightly smaller than in 2022 (84%), but consistent with a long-term growth trend since the low of 67% reported in 2014. The corresponding figure for people with other disabilities was 77% in 2023, slight","cbCaia07ATxBO01w","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaia07ATxBO01w","pdf",546204,"English","# Key 2023 Takeaways\n## Exits and service receipt changes\n## Reasons for exiting without employment\n## Rehabilitation rate trends\n## Wage and work-hour trends\n# Data Notes and Definitions","[{\"question\":\"What population and timeframe does the DataNote cover?\",\"answer\":\"It covers adults with intellectual disability (ID) who exited the vocational rehabilitation (VR) program during FY2014–FY2023, in 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia.\"},{\"question\":\"How did 2023 outcomes change compared with 2022?\",\"answer\":\"In 2023, the number exiting VR and the percentage receiving services decreased by 1%, the rehabilitation rate decreased by 1%, hourly wages slightly decreased after inflation adjustment, weekly work hours declined, and time from application to exit increased by 14 days.\"},{\"question\":\"What are common reasons people exit VR without employment?\",\"answer\":\"For people with ID in 2023, reported reasons included losing interest in receiving services (30%) and the VR counselor being unable to locate or contact the individual (21%), with other reasons making up 14%.\"}]","PLUS Win d utte rth - Issue 89 - DataNote: Vocational Rehabilitation Outcomes for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities | PDF",1792053509,18]