Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services

The Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services (ADRS) is the state’s leading agency dedicated to supporting Alabamians with disabilities, from birth through every stage of life. With a comprehensive “continuum of care” approach, ADRS ensures individuals and families receive the support they need, when they need it. Through a network of 25 community offices, ADRS delivers services across all 67 counties via
four core programs:
? Alabama’s Early Intervention System (AEIS): Serving children birth to age 3 with
developmental delays, helping them thrive during critical early years.
? Children’s Rehabilitation Service (CRS): Supporting children and youth (birth to 21)
with special health care needs, as well as adults with hemophilia.
? Vocational Rehabilitation Service (VRS): Providing education, training, and
employment assistance to individuals with disabilities, including specialized services for those who are blind or deaf.
? State of Alabama Independent Living (SAIL)/Homebound Service: Offering essential in-home support to individuals with the most significant disabilities, empowering them to live independently.
ADRS is here to help all Alabamians with disabilities reach their maximum potential.