Rehabilitation Department

British  

noun

1. Often shortened to: rehab.  a government department set up after World War II to assist ex-servicemen

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Example Sentences

Swatantra Kumar Singh, the head of Bhopal gas tragedy relief and rehabilitation department, told the PTI news agency that initially, some of the waste would be burnt at the disposal unit in Pithampur and its residue examined for toxic remains.

From BBC

The corrections and rehabilitation department doubled wages for inmates last year — with many workers still earning less than $1 an hour — while simultaneously cutting work hours by half.

From Los Angeles Times

Familiar with the lasting affects of gun violence, Michael Scott, chair of the Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Department at Rancho Los Amigos, said the vast majority of individuals survive but are left with significant life-changing disabilities.

From Los Angeles Times

A water and sewage plant supervisor with the corrections and rehabilitation department was cited for misusing resources when he used state-owned property for his private business, and for using state computers to shop online, mostly for comic books and designer clothing during work hours, according to the report.

From Los Angeles Times

So many doctors left that she tried for the first time to recruit nurses to complete medical evaluations, according to March 2021 minutes of the state Vocational Rehabilitation Department, the disability division’s parent agency.

From Washington Post