Jamie Smith

Topics → Accessing adult services and supports When a child turns 18, they are considered an adult. This usually means

Topics → Accessing adult services and supports As a parent, you are likely concerned about the financial future of your

Topics → Accessing adult services and supports When your child turns 18, they will start to see adult health care

Topics → Accessing adult services and supports What is SSI, and why should my young adult apply? Supplemental Security Income

Topics → Accessing adult services and supports County services help children and adults with certain disabilities stay safe and healthy

Topics → Education, work, and housing What types of programs are available? Postsecondary options include: Full- or part-time vocational programs

Topics → Education, work, and housing Will my child’s Individualized Education Program (IEP) or 504 plan continue? No. The Individuals

Topics → Education, work, and housing What is a career pathway strategy? Career pathway strategies help prepare your child for

Topics → Education, work, and housing Planning for your child with a disability to move out of your family home

Topics → Preparing for adulthood In Minnesota, when your child is in ninth grade, their Individualized Education Program (IEP) will