These in-depth how-to documents serve as convenient references. Subjects include: how to design an in-school-after-school-program; how to assess individuals; how to serve a specific populations such as individuals with psychiatric disabilities; how to build and sustain partnerships among an array of state and local agencies; how to finance transition services for youth; and how to design universally accessible facilities and programs.
A Young Person’s Guide to Health Care Transition is about making the transition from pediatric to adult …
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This tool describes the systems that may affect youth with and without disabilities as they …
Read More Guide to increasing college and career readiness among all youth, including youth with disabilities, through high-quality, comprehensive, statewide career development systems.
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Whether you’re still in high school or have transitioned out, you can use this publication to explore your options and the supports around you to make a plan for success!
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Guide to help students navigate two- or four-year postsecondary education, including preparing for and succeeding in college and transitioning to the world of work.
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This guide on facilitating youth engagement in volunteer and service activities includes information on assisting youth to prepare for, access, and learn from their experiences.
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