Autism Toolkit of Georgia
Autism Toolkit of Georgia
Join us for a brief overview of what inclusive postsecondary education (IPSE) means and how living, learning, and working on a college campus can provide opportunities and greater independence for young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Presented by Dr. Kelly R. Kelley, Western Carolina University, University Participant (UP) Program Co-Founder & Director/Professor of Special Education and Inclusive Learning.
New resource alert! Work Together NC's Employment Toolkit helps individuals with IDD and their support teams explore job options, get ready for work, and find inclusive employment opportunities in North Carolina. Project coordinator Jacklyn Boheler will share how to use the Toolkit to assist individuals in achieving their goals.
When it comes to planning for life after high school, it is important to think about working, learning, and living in our communities. These topics all play a part in the various paths a person may choose to take in pursuing their independent living goals.
This training will provide basic information related to independent living and the services that are available.