The TACE Center for Region IX presents a comprehensive, integrated and systematic approach in providing rehabilitation technical assistance (TA) and continuing education (CE) to the vocational rehabilitation programs and their partners in the Region.
TACE IX provides technical assistance and continuing education activities to VR personnel of the seven vocational rehabilitation agencies, and community partners including Client Assistance Programs (CAP), State Independent Living Council (SILC), Independent Living Centers (ILC), Community Rehabilitation Programs (CRP), State Rehabilitation Councils (SRC), and American Indian Vocational Rehabilitation (AIVR) programs. The VR agencies in Region IX are American Samoa, Arizona, California, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, Hawaii, and Nevada.
The goal of the TACE is to assure opportunities for employment, independence and the integration of people with disabilities into the community by expanding the training, education, and development strategies for rehabilitation personnel through a managed system of technical assistance and continuing education.
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Interwork Institute at San Diego State University and TACE IX, in partnership with Daniels & Associates and the California Health Incentives Improvement Project completed a study of former SSI
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