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West Virginia Rehab Center
The recent merger of the West Virginia Rehab Center could have an effect some programs.
The center will cut most of its training programs by July 1st if the state doesn't increase funding.
That would also mean a cut in jobs.
The Director of the Rehab Center said it takes $6-million a year to keep the center running.
The state rehab center provides training for disabled people.
We're told the cuts will only have an effect future clients.
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