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Promoting Independent Living While Still in School
There are many aspects of independence for a young person with a disability and family members to consider. Independence can be defined as the ability to decide how a person wants to live, participate, and access community resources as well as the level of supports that a person may need to be successful. As early as 14 years of age, youth and families are encouraged to look at programs available at the school. Such programs include courses, activities at the school, and related services for which the student is entitled.
Read morePublic Comment Period
This short video provides an explanation of what public comment periods are, and how to get involved.
Read moreRecognizing and Managing ADHD in Children and Teens
This resource provides tips for parents to help manage ADHD in their Children and Teens.
Read moreRecognizing and Managing Anxiety
Anxiety is a normal part of life that keeps us safe and alerts us to danger. Having some anxiety is normal, but too much anxiety can be bad, especially when it becomes overwhelming or interferes with day-to-day living. These information sheets provide suggestions and tips to help people recognize and manage anxiety.
Read moreRelationships, Puberty and Sexual Health (2013)
Puberty, relationships, and sexual health are confusing topics to navigate. This resource offers approaches to these topics for youth on the spectrum.
Read moreResources for a Newly Diagnosed Individual
This collection of resources is designed to help families who have a family member who was recently diagnosed with autism.
Read moreRespite Care
This information sheet provides families information about what respite care is, important questions to ask potential respite care providers, and how to go about finding respite care.
Read moreRespite Care in Philadelphia
A grant of up to $300 per eligible child can be used by the parent/guardian to select their own Respite Provider. Families may use up to 3 grants per eligible child.
Read moreRespite Care Locator
Need help finding respite services in your area? This resource can help!
Read moreResponding To Suicidal Statements
This information sheet was developed by the Autism Services, Education, Resources, and Training Collaborative and provides warning signs and tips to help individuals respond to suicidal statements.
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