This is Volume II of a study made by a state commission in Virginia to determine the vocational needs of the state to 1975. Recommendations were made by the commission and a set of priorities was established. A thorough study was made of persons in the various disability categories and of the prevalence of those who were eligible for state aid. About 490,000 had some disability in 1965. Mental retardation (128,000), cardiac (100,000), and orthopedic (93,800) were the most frequently mentioned. Of the total, around 103,000 were eligible for state aid. The planning organization and method of operation are outlined in detail, as well as the findings and recommendations. Many tables which provide data about the rehabilitation population, programs, and services are included in the report, and a selected bibliography is appended. Volume I which provides information on the various recommendations, reasons for recommendations, and the planning organization is available as VT 010 284. (BC)