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Transition Resources

  • Services, information, resources, and advocacy for people with intellectual/development disabilities and their families.

  • Resources for independent living, home and community based services, and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

  • Improving, educating, supporting, and empowering the lives of individuals with down syndrome and their communities.

  • Programs and services for employment, training, assistive technology, job accommodations, medical rehabilitation, camping, and recreation.

  • Figure out what is next, career, college, military, entrance exam, tools, and checklists.

  • Helping blind and visually impaired youth develop independent living skills, find employment in Nebraska and across the country.

  • Advocates for individuals who are deaf, deaf-blind, or hard of hearing to achieve equality and opportunity in social, educational, vocational, and legal aspects impacting their daily lives.

  • Help find solutions if you are having problems with Vocational Rehabilitation, Nebraska Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired, and Centers for Independent Living.

  • Helping people with disabilities prepare, find, and keep jobs; while helping businesses recruit, train, and retain employees with disabilities.

  • To provide services to persons with disabilities so they may live, work, and participate in their community, achieving their full potential.

  • Parent to Parent support serves families of children, teens, and adults with disabilities in their local community.

  • Proficient note-taking and stellar organization are must-have skills in graduate school. There are ways to improve these skills over time with the help of specific note-taking strategies and resources. In this guide we will share some best tips for note-taking and organization as well as resources to help you create a system that works for you.

  • Creating a better future for all Nebraskans through brain injury prevention, education, advocacy, and support.