Turning 21 can be a big milestone for people with disabilities because it signals the end of school-based services and the transition to adult services. Now with graduation on the horizon, there are important things to do so you’re well-prepared for graduation and life afterward.
Turning 21 can be a big milestone for people with disabilities because it signals the end of school-based services and the transition to adult services. While June might seem a long time away, there are important things to do now during the winter months so you’re well-prepared for graduation and life afterward.
The air is crisp and back-to-school season has arrived. While June may seem a long way off, it is important to begin preparing now so the transition to adult services is as smooth and stress-free as possible.
You are invited to view this webinar on "Navigating Change: The Recipe for Transitioning from Educational Entitlement to Adult Life." Part of Successful Transitions: A Webinar Series for Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, Caregivers, and Professionals.
Presented by:
Nkechi Okoli, MSW, LSW, Statewide Director, Office of Transition to Adult Life & Employment, New Jersey Division Developmental Disabilities (DDD)
Originally recorded on May 23, 2023.
Learn about the partnership between Bergen Community College and the Community Living Education Project. Our team members are proud to be able to work with transitioning students and their families, sharing information about available local, state, and federal programs and resources through the College’s Center for Adult Transition.
View this webinar presented by: Dani Evans, M.A., CCC-SLP, Senior Speech-Language Pathologist, The Ivymount School and Kate Smidl, MS, CCC-SLP, Speech Language Pathologist III, Kennedy Krieger Institute.