7 AAC 40.420 - Vocational rehabilitation referral
(a) A blind or
disabled applicant for SSI referred by the Social Security Administration to
the division of vocational rehabilitation of the Department of Labor and
Workforce Development under 20 C.F.R. 416.212 is not eligible
for assistance under this chapter if he or she refuses without good cause to
accept vocational rehabilitation services offered to him or her.
(b) An applicant for aid to the blind or aid
to the permanently and totally disabled who is not eligible for SSI will be
referred by the division to the division of vocational rehabilitation upon the
initial determination of eligibility. The applicant is not eligible for
assistance under this chapter if he refuses without good cause to accept
vocational rehabilitation services offered to him.
(c) In this section, "good cause" means that
(1) the applicant is receiving other
rehabilitation services which can be expected to restore his ability to engage
in substantial gainful activity;
(2) the applicant regularly attends a school,
college, university, or course of vocational or technical training designed to
prepare him for gainful employment;
(3) the services offered conflict with
prescribed medical treatment;
(4)
the applicant is physically or mentally incapable of accepting the services
offered;
(5) the training or
services offered are not designed to prepare him for gainful
employment;
(6) the applicant is
unable to obtain necessary transportation; or
(7) the applicant's refusal to accept
vocational rehabilitation services is due solely to his adherence to the
teachings of a church or religious sect.
Notes
Authority:AS 47.05.010
AS 47.25.590
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