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SERVICES FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES UNIVERSITY 2026

The document outlines the requirements and procedures for non-profit employers to participate in The University of Texas at Austin's Federal Work-Study (FWS) Program. It details the necessary documentation, funding information, job descriptions, and facilities information that must be submitted to the Work-Study Office. The document emphasizes the importance of financial stability for timely student payments and includes guidelines for ensuring proper supervision and safety for students working in off-campus positions.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering the 'Agency Name' at the top of the form. This identifies your organization for the Federal Work-Study Program.
Review and check off each required document listed, such as the Federal Work-Study Agreement and IRS letter verifying non-profit status, ensuring you have all necessary paperwork ready for submission.
Fill out the 'Funding Information' section, providing details on funding sources and their reliability. This is crucial for understanding your agency's ability to pay students.
Complete the 'Facilities Information' section by detailing your agency's location and how students will be supervised during their work.
In the 'Job Description' area, clearly outline specific duties and how this position contributes to community improvement.
Finally, ensure all sections are filled accurately before submitting via email to the provided address.

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How can educators support students with disabilities?

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