Principal Trainer: Priscilla Sanderson, M.S., CRC
Co-Trainer:  John Sargent, M.Ed., M.B.A.; Julie Clay, MPH.
CANAR Executive Committee 

The purpose of this project is to provide culturally appropriate technical assistance to new and existing American Indian VR programs. These programs have varying levels of experience in providing services to American Indians with disabilities. Technical assistance will be individually tailored to each American Indian VR program, based on their training needs. Our goal is to: enhance case-management, administration, counselor services, grants management, fiscal monitoring, collection of research data and any individual needs/issues through the conduct of technical assistance from individuals with expertise in tribal vocational rehabilitation

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• Business Incubator Promotes Self-Employment (Spring 2002)
• Self-Employment and Subsistence Hunting and Fishing in Alaska (Spring 2001)
• Choctaw Vocational Rehabilitation Services Program: An Interview with Mary Lundy Meruvia, Project Director (Summer 2002)
• Eastern Utah District: Division of Rehabilitation Services: State VR Program Helps Businesses Improve Bottomline (Fall 2002)

Note: This project has been endorsed by the Consortia of Administrators for Native American Rehabilitation (CANAR).