Autism Toolkit of Georgia
Autism Toolkit of Georgia
As autistic children become young adults, they may want to find employment opportunities and/or live independently. Here we discuss ways young adults with ASD can learn job skills, places that can help them find employment, and places that can help people with ASD live independently.View Resource
Preparing for college can be an overwhelming experience for both students and their parents. The Center for Parent Information and Resources has a helpful guide for those wanting to organize their thoughts and find an appropriate next step after graduating high school.View Resource
Many people (autistic people included) need jobs in order to stay afloat financially. Jobs can also bring a sense of accomplishment, the opportunity to learn new skills, and the chance to meet new people.View Resource
Autistic children have specific legal protections that are meant to help them get an education. For this topic, we will discuss the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), which is a law that has been put in place to make sure autistic children (and children with other disabilities) have access to a quality education.View Resource
Autistic children have specific legal protections that are meant to help them get an education. Here, we will discuss what happens during an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) meeting and provide tips for achieving the best outcome for you and your child.View Resource