800-526-7234 (V) in the
United States
800-ADA-WORK (V) in the United States
877-781-9403
(TTY)
304-293-7186 (V)
For employers or rehabilitation
professional:
1) What is the disability or limitation involved?
2) Do you want to know your responsibilities under the ADA?
3) Does your question pertain to accessibility issues or accommodation
ideas?
For individuals or their
advocates:
1) What is your disability or limitation?
2) Are you currently employed or seeking information about employment
or self-employment?
3) Do you feel that you are being discriminated against because
of your disability?
4) Do you want to know your rights under the ADA and how to file
a complaint?
Most calls are routed
to one of JAN's four specialty teams. These teams including the
Motor/Mobility Team, the Sensory Team, the Cognitive/Psychiatric
Team, or the Small Business Self-Employment Team are staffed by
professional Human Factor Consultants experienced in the field of
rehabilitation.
After working hours,
calls are received by an answering machine and will be responded
to by the next business day. If you are accessing JAN services after
regular business hours, please leave your name, the purpose of your
call, and an e-mail address.
Motor/Mobility
Team
Beth
Eddie
John
Linda
Psychiatric/Cognitive
Team
Kendra
Laura
Suzanne
Sensory
Team
Beth
Linda
Tracie
Small
Business and Self Employment Team
Kim
JAN Consultants are
supported by Kim, the JAN Program
Assistant II and Anne, Services Manager.
BY
E-MAIL
If
you have a question, click here:

BY
POSTAL MAIL
Job Accommodation Network
PO Box 6080
Morgantown, WV 26506-6080
In order for us to promptly
and effectively answer your accommodation questions, it is helpful
to include information on:
1) The limitations and abilities of the individual in question,
2) The specifics of the job task(s) at issue, and
3) What accommodations (if any) have been implemented or considered.
BY FAX
304-293-5407
In order for us to promptly
and effectively answer your accommodation questions, it is helpful
to include information on:
1) The limitations and abilities of the individual in question,
2) The specifics of the job task(s) at issue, and
3) What accommodations (if any) have been implemented or considered.
Below is a list of
other JAN services and ways in which the service can be accessed.
1. Small Business Self-employment
Service - http://www.jan.wvu.edu/sbses/
The SBSES provides information,
counseling, and referrals about self-employment and small business
ownership opportunities for people with disabilities. SBSES, located
at the Job Accommodation Network, is available through JAN's toll-free
number 800-526-7234 (V), 877-781-9403
(TTY).
2. Searchable On-line
Accommodation Resource - http://www.jan.wvu.edu/soar/
The Job Accommodation
Network's Searchable Online Accommodation Resource (SOAR) system
is designed to let users explore various accommodation options for
people with disabilities in work and educational settings.
3. Subcribe to our on-line
newsletter - subscribe@jan.wvu.edu.
JAN E-News is
the quarterly newsletter of the Job Accommodation Network. This
newsletter will help keep you informed of new work site accommodation
tools and techniques, changes at JAN, and other issues important
to improving employment opportunities for people with disabilities.
4. Subscribe to our Consultants'
Corner - Please send an e-mail to jan@jan.wvu.edu
with the subject line "corner."
Consultants' Corner
is your resource for helpful hints, techie tips, and innovative
ideas regarding job accommodations and the Americans with Disabilities
Act.