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Transitioning to Adulthood: Pathways for Older Teens and Young Adults with Special Needs

As parents it is hard to imagine our kids as adults, especially if your child is developmentally different. Will they go to college, trade school or get a job? Are there employment opportunities and, if so, what type? Will they be able to live independently? The panelists on this webinar can help you prepare for the many different options for your child so they can live the most fulfilling life possible.

 

PEERS Chicago will discuss their social coaching program for young adults and Urban Autism Solutions will present their residences, transition academy and farm solution program. We will also learn about Elmhurst University's  Learning and Success Academy and Anixter Center will discuss their pathway to college and employment programs.

 

Our esteemed panel consists of:

Diane Gould, CEO and Owner, PEERS Chicago

Heather Tarczan, Executive Director, Urban Autism Solutions

Tim Ahlberg, Assistant Director of Admissions, Elmhurst University ELSA

Dina Donohue-Chase, Vice President of Growth & Innovation, Anixter Center

 

 

 

 



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