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Especially created with students on the spectrum in mind, this guidebook walks you step-by-step throughout each year of your college experience—preparing you for career success.
The Spanish translation of Indiana Diploma Decisions, updated in 2019. Covers graduation pathways, Certificate of Completion, graduation requirements, and more.CCLC11-26-2019
¿Es la universidad para ti? Guía a los estudiantes ya sus padres a través de metas profesionales, estilos de aprendizaje, tipos de colegios y programas, auto-promoción, plazos importantes, pagar por la universidad, alojamiento y más.
This website provides extensive information about the various types of, the laws pertaining to, and the processes for obtaining guardianship and representation for health care.Indiana Adult Guardianship Services Project11-18-2016
This brief from the National Collaborative on Workforce and Disability is about how families can teach their children the skills they need to succeed in the world of work.NCWD02-12-2016
This brief from the National Collaborative on Workforce and Disability has tips for parents on teaching their youth communication, interpersonal and other soft skills that will help them succeed in employment.NCWD05-11-2016
Indiana Diploma Decisions, a publication of the Indiana Secondary Transition Resource Center and the Center on Community Living and Careers, is a guide for families and students with disabilities as well as educators. Includes information about diploma options and requirements, graduation pathways, the Certificate of Completion, transition portfolios, and more. Updated April 2019. Link updates March 2021.INSTRC05-27-2019
Information from the Bureau of Development Disabilities Services (BDDS) about the Family Support and Community Integration and Habilitation waivers with links to FAQs and the online Gateway application for services. 03-05-2021
This fact sheet contains information about five special programs that help individuals with disabilities who are employed.CCLC03-01-2019
Videos from the Social Security Administration present important information on SSI, Medicare and other benefits in American Sign Language.Social Security Administration
In user-friendly terms, this fact sheet explains the rules and regulations of Social Security Disability Insurance and employment terms for students and their families.CCLC03-01-2019
Engaging information for teens and families on a six mental health topics.Teen Mental Health.org
Cómo elegir una carrera y cómo encontrar trabajo
Ya sea recién egresado de la escuela secundaria o después de una mayor educación y capacitación, todos necesitan ayuda para encontrar trabajo. ¡Así es como la Rehabilitación Vocacional de Indiana puede ayudar!
Aquí se explica cómo ayudar al consejero de VR a conocer al estudiante individual y ayudar al consejero de VR y al estudiante a tomar decisiones informadas durante las etapas de elegibilidad, solicitud, evaluación y planificación.
Preguntas Frecuentes de los Profesores
Hispanic and Latino families who have students with disabilities need access to culturally supportive and accurate information about secondary transition in their language. Recommendations in this video are based on research conducted at the Beach Center on Disabilities from 2013 to 2016.Beach Center
Fact Sheet: VR and Schools FAQs for Teachers 2022Center on Community Living and Careers, Vocational Rehabilitation05-27-2022
Fact Sheet: VR and Schools Info About Referrals 2022Center on Community Living and Careers, Vocational Rehabilitation05-27-2022
Fact Sheet: VR and Schools Student Facts 2022Center on Community Living and Careers, Vocational Rehabilitation05-27-2022
This pamphlet from the Social Security Administration explains the redetermination of benefits process that occurs at age 18. Also covers work incentives, ABLE accounts, and scholarships and grants for college-bound young adults. Includes links to other transition-related organizations.Social Security Administration08-02-2021
This family information handout from the Pacer Center discusses how to prepare a student for a situation in which they might have to be questioned by the police.PACER Center01-01-2009
This blog, written by an Indiana attorney, provides information about the decisions individuals, families, and guardians must make when deciding on special needs guardianship or alternatives to guardianship.Melissa Stuart10-16-2012
This fact sheet for students and families contains information about Medicaid, Medicare, MED Works, and employer-sponsored health insurance.CCLC11-11-2014
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