Louisiana Rehabilitation Council (LRC)The Louisiana Rehabilitation Council listens to the concerns of those with disability issues, reviews, analyzes and evaluates the state rehabilitation program, collaborates with other state agencies, organizations and consumer groups. Role of the Louisiana Rehabilitation CouncilThe LRC consults with and advises LRS on the performance of its responsibilities under Title I of the Rehabilitation Act, particularly in the areas related to eligibility, extent, and scope of services provided. The Council also conducts a review and analysis of the effectiveness of, and consumer satisfaction with, rehabilitation services. An annual report is prepared to reflect the Council’s work and the Council’s perception of the status of the rehabilitation program in Louisiana. Recommendations for appointment to the LRC are obtained from representatives of a broad range of individuals, including persons with disabilities; service providers, disability advocates; and representatives from business, industry, and labor and are made to the Governor. A majority of the membership of LRC must be individuals with disabilities. Who composes the membership of the LRC?
If you would like to be considered for membership on the Council fill out the LRC Membership Application.
If you would like more information about the LRC or experience difficulty completing the application, you can contact When and where does the LRC meet?The LRC holds quarterly meetings which are typically conducted in Baton Rouge. Louisiana Rehabilitation Council Meeting Calendar(All meetings are public forums)
January 26, 2023 - AGENDA History of the Louisiana Rehabilitation CouncilThe Louisiana Rehabilitation Council was established in compliance with federal regulations governing the Rehabilitation Act (P.L. 102-569). The LRC works with Louisiana Rehabilitation Services (LRS) to ensure the involvement of individuals with disabilities in the development and delivery of vocational rehabilitation services to Louisianans with disabilities. |