Serving Customers with Disabilities

At Your Service Web site: Serving customers with disabilities web course at www.wiawebcourse.org.

You can receive 5 CRC credit for completing this course.

www.onestops.info is packed with information on serving customers with disabilities.

Employment Tips http://www.jan.wvu.edu/media/EMPLOYMENTTIPS.html
Some tips on preparing for an interview.

Presentation Tips for Workshops

Also visit Job Accommodations Network's website for further information at http://www.jan.wvu.edu/media/etipresent.htm

Oregon Telecommunication Relay Services

For communicating with people who have speech difficulties (both physically or due to language barriers) 877-735-7525 or visit the website above.

Assisting Customers who Experience Extreme Anxiety

Assisting customers who have a Brain Injury

Assisting Customers who have Cerebral Palsy

Assisting Customers who have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Assisting customers who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing

Assisting Customers who have Clinical Depression

Assisting Customers who have Diabetes

Assisting Customers who have Epilepsy or a Seizure Disorder

Assisting Customers who have a Learning Disability

Assisting Customers who have Lupus

Assisting Customers who have Mental Health Issues

Assisting Customers who have Multiple Sclerosis

Assisting Customers who have Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

Assisting Customers who have a Vision Loss

Ask the Navigator (Questions and Answers)

Updated September, 2009 by Cassy Polen, Disability Program Navigator.