Article: NCWD/Youth: Helping Youth Build Work Skills for Job Success: Tips for Parents and Families
This article offers strategies that parents and families can use to help their youth with disabilities develop and enhance skills for employment.
This article offers strategies that parents and families can use to help their youth with disabilities develop and enhance skills for employment.
This organization, located in Trenton, NJ, provides family support services and programs to individuals with autism and their families, including recreational programs and socialization opportunities in the community.
The National Council on Disability (NCD) advises the President, Congress, and other federal and state agencies on disability policies, programs, and practices.
This guide can be used to assist school and adult service staff in creating work environments that effectively support individuals with autism.
USAAA is a non-profit organization that provides education, support and resources to individuals on the autism spectrum, parents, caregivers, professionals and advocates.
This webpage provides a comprehensive list of disability employment policy resources by topic.
The study focused on the experiences of Supplemental Security Income (SSI) recipients and non-recipients and their families, particularly the impact that continuing or discontinuing SSI benefits has on individuals with disabilities after age 18.
This curriculum offers teachers and facilitators opportunities to assist students with disabilities to develop and refine their networking skills and further employment opportunities.
This guide, provided by the Institute for Community Inclusion at the University of Massachusetts Boston, reviews a three-stage career development process for individual with disabilities.
This fact sheet focuses on the key roles for job coaches who work in supported employment programs.