Iowa State Department of Human Service

Iowa Vocational Rehabilitation Services is a nonprofit agency that serves adults with physical and mental disabilities. The agency operates administration, rehabilitation and disability determination services divisions. It provides placement services to individuals in various fields that include education, construction, health care, computer hardware and software, and hospitality and tourism. Iowa Vocational Rehabilitation Services offers placement, consultation and employer support services. It also provides counseling, referral and job search assistance services. The agency offers an independent living program that features day and home care services. In addition, it organizes several training sessions, workshops and seminars. Iowa Vocational Rehabilitation Services is headquartered in Des Moines, Iowa.

The IowaWORKS office in Creston, IA, is part of the American Job Centers network, providing essential services to both job seekers and businesses in the area. Services offered include one-on-one career assistance, virtual workshops, resume building, labor market information, and unemployment assistance. As a vital resource for Iowans, the Creston office connects individuals to training and workforce programs, supporting their future career paths. In-person and virtual services are available, ensuring accessibility for all community members seeking employment support.Generated from the website

Kutz by KZ is a barber shop located in Mason City, Iowa, that was opened through the assistance of the Iowa Vocational Rehabilitation Services (IVRS) Self-Employment program. Owned by Cassii Calaway, Kutz by KZ specializes in men's and children's haircuts, with a focus on traditional barbering techniques and attention to detail. Cassii's passion for his business and dedication to providing excellent service has made Kutz by KZ a go-to destination for those seeking quality haircuts in the Mason City area. With the support of IVRS, Cassii was able to fulfill his dream of owning his own barber shop and creating a sense of community through his work. The IVRS Self-Employment program provided assistance in obtaining licenses, completing paperwork, and meeting the requirements to open Kutz by KZ. Cassii's commitment to his craft and his customers, along with his belief in perseverance and determination, have made Kutz by KZ a success story in the local community.Generated from the website