Resources
The MPTN Tribal Vocational Rehabilitation Service Program is collaboratively affiliated with or has networking contact with many federal, state and local rehabilitative and health organizations and agencies, including:
- Strengthening Financial Avenues in Native American Communities
- State of CT Office of Protection and Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities
- Consortia of Administrators for Native American Rehabilitation (CANAR)
- State of Rhode Island Office of Rehabilitative Services (RI-ORS)
- State of Connecticut Bureau of Rehabilitative Services (CT-BRS)
- State of CT Bureau of Education & Services for the Blind (BESB)
- New England Assistive Technology Marketplace (NEAT)
- United South & Eastern Tribes, Inc. (USET)
- Mashantucket Pequot Museum MPTN Pequot Museum & Research Center
- Rhode Island Disability Law Center Inc
- American Job Center, Eastern CT
- Rhode Island Dept. of Labor and Training
- Thames Valley Council for Community Action (TVCCA)
- Eastern CT Transportation Consortium, Inc.
- U.S. Small Business Administration, CT
- Rhode Island Indian Council (RIC)
- Connecticut Indian Council (RIC)
- Eastern Connecticut Transportation Consortium (ECTC)
- Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
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The Cerebral Palsy Guide is proud to support our military families through education, support resources, and much more.
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CT has the following programs to support lost or missing persons with disabilities:
- CT’s Purple Alert Program - This program supports investigations for missing persons with intellectual, developmental, or cognitive disabilities. Functions similarly to the Silver Alert system but targets a broader range of vulnerabilities. Purple Alert Training Bulletin
- Bring Me Back Home program is a statewide registry allows family members or guardians to register individuals with cognitive impairments, providing law enforcement with vital information to assist in locating them if they become lost or wander. Bring Me Back Home (BMBH Website), BMBH - How to Register
Downloadable Forms
The following forms have been made available to you for download.
- Application for Services
- General Referral
- New Vendor Information Form
- Form W-9
- Form MPTNVR-43 Informal Hearing
- Form MPTNVR-44 Fair Hearing
After you have downloaded the required forms, you can print them out to complete. Completed forms can be submitted by one of the following methods:
Email completed forms to mmorton@mptn-nsn.gov
Mail completed forms to:
Tribal Vocational Rehabilitation
Attn: Michael Morton
P.O. Box 3310
Mashantucket, CT 06338-3310
FAX
Fax completed forms to :
(860) 396-2282