News and Announcements

The Administration recognizes various initiatives and the launch of NextGen Careers, a new program to help young adults ages 18-30 with disabilities to explore the world of work.

The MBTA has launched an online application to help people with disabilities enroll in the reduced fare program, Transportation Access Pass (TAP).

MRC helped Richard Erskine find his career

The event fostered a learning environment for attendees, offering diverse workshops to help them understand resources, services, and tools that were available from MRC and our statewide partners

On Friday, July 15, the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission (MRC) celebrated its Spring 2022 Networking Technology Program Graduation at Roxbury Community College (RCC).

Phetmany Phommasing arrived in Lynn, Massachusetts, when she was just three months old, the daughter of refugees from Laos.

For the last 26 years, Lowell's Senghap Roeun has spent his time focused on education.

Marlene Mata, a Deaf Afro-Latinx woman, has been a Rehabilitation Counselor for the Deaf (RCD) in the Braintree office for nine years.

The Brain Injury Council was established in August of 2021.

At 39, George's life changed forever. He was diagnosed with a large brain tumor and underwent immediate surgery, and the surgery left him with cognitive, emotional regulatory, and physical disabilities.

Creating Equity with Assistive Technology