Serving as the developmental disabilities planning council in the Commonwealth of Virginia, the Virginia Board for People with Disabilities - VBPD is committed to helping people with developmental disabilities and their families. VBPD identifies needs and develops services, programs, and policies to meet those needs in ways that promote independence and protect dignity. As an employer, the Virginia Board for People with Disabilities adheres to the mission of its organization by making accommodations for applicants with disabilities in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Furthermore, the agency welcomes applications from veterans and minorities, and VBPD has supported work flexibility in the past by providing full-time, 100% remote jobs.

Areas in which the VBPD has made life better for developmentally disabled individuals include employment, education, transportation, early intervention, community integration, and recreation. The Virginia Board for People with Disabilities works with both private and public groups throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia to identify new approaches and best practices to increase productivity, independence, and integration of disabled people throughout the state. One key aspect of VBPD's work includes advising the governor, government agencies, and legislators on ways to improve programs and services for people with disabilities. The Virginia Board for People with Disabilities believes disabled individuals and their families should be involved in identifying their needs and should have a say in programs and policies that affect their lives.

Serving as the developmental disabilities planning council in the Commonwealth of Virginia, the Virginia Board for People with Disabilities - VBPD is committed to helping people with developmental disabilities and their families. VBPD identifies needs and develops services, programs, and policies to meet those needs in ways that promote independence and protect dignity. As an employer, the Virginia Board for People with Disabilities adheres to the mission of its organization by making accommodations for applicants with disabilities in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Furthermore, the agency welcomes applications from veterans and minorities, and VBPD has supported work flexibility in the past by providing full-time, 100% remote jobs.

Areas in which the VBPD has made life better for developmentally disabled individuals include employment, education, transportation, early intervention, community integration, and recreation. The Virginia Board for People with Disabilities works with both private and public groups throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia to identify new approaches and best practices to increase productivity, independence, and integration of disabled people throughout the state. One key aspect of VBPD's work includes advising the governor, government agencies, and legislators on ways to improve programs and services for people with disabilities. The Virginia Board for People with Disabilities believes disabled individuals and their families should be involved in identifying their needs and should have a say in programs and policies that affect their lives.