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OOD Fact Sheet-Transition

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OCALI (Ohio Coalition for Autism and Low Incidence) Resources

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OCALI (Ohio Coalition for Autism and Low Incidence) Resources

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A great resource from the state of Indiana regarding successful transition from school to adult life, and your important role in the process.

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Bruce Westenfelder
bwestenf@tps.org

419-671-0815

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Monica McCain mmccain@tps.org
419-671-0819

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Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities

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Know the Impact of Guardianship vs other options

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Supported Decsion Making Network of Ohio

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Workbook for Students & Family- Making decisions with support

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Workbook for Students & Family- Making decisions with support

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New Patients

Need to schedule your first appointment? Call 419-475-4449. Access Center Hours: Mon-Wed 8 am-7 pm; Thurs 8 am-6 pm; Fri 8 am-5 pm. Please allow 24 business hours for email response.
1-800-475-4449 AllAccessStaff@harbor.org

Existing Patients

Need to make or cancel an appointment? Need to refill a prescription? Please call the location you visit. Click below for the phone number.
Location Directory

Other Inquiries

For all other questions or requests
HarborInfo@harbor.org

Prescription Refills

Need a prescription refill? Call your pharmacy first. If no refills are available at your pharmacy, please call 419-475-4449. Please allow 5 business days prior to needing prescription refill.
419.475.4449

Our Mission

Harbor will improve the health and well being of individuals and families by providing the highest quality compassionate care possible.

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Youth Enhancement Services (YES) - Harbor

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Harbor is a leading mental health provider in Northwest Ohio with locations in Lucas, Wood, and Defiance Counties. Day and evening appointments are available. Medicaid, Medicare, most insurances and private pay accepted.

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National Parent Center on Transition and Employment

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National Parent Center on Transition and Employment

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Middle & High School Transition Planning

Middle & High School Transition Planning

Transition planning can begin many years before youth with disabilities graduate from high school. Find out about some of the early steps you can take.

Postsecondary Education

Postsecondary Education

Postsecondary education can open doors of possibilities for youth with disabilities. Learn about the differences between accessing accommodations in high school and college, as well as other important postsecondary information.

Employment

Employment

Employment is a crucial aspect of transition. This section contains resources on finding that first job, understanding what services are available to support employment, and helping youth advocate for themselves.

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National Parent Center on Transition and Employment

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The road to adulthood for youth with disabilities is filled with opportunity, and parents play a key role. PACER's National Parent Center on Transition and Employment is ready with the information families want, presented in a way families can use.

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A great visual tool to help parents gain a deeper understanding of transition. 

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A great visual tool to help parents gain a deeper understanding of transition. 

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In case you missed it! Graduation requirements with Transition Director Angela Cassidy is must see tv. This session breaks down all the requirements... | By TPS Special Education and Student Services | Facebook

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In case you missed it! Graduation requirements with Transition Director Angela Cassidy is must see tv. This session breaks down all the requirements...

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STABLE Accounts -Save. Invest. Keep your benefits.

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STABLE Accounts -Save. Invest. Keep your benefits.

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Please see the valuable resources regarding STABLE Accounts.  STABLE Accounts allow People with Disabilities to save money without necessarily having their Social Security or Medicaid affected*

*Based upon income-see information

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One page guidance document from Ohio Dept of Education regarding graduation requirements.

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One page guidance document from Ohio Dept of Education regarding graduation requirements.

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If you have a disability, are blind, or are over age 65 and you also have low income and limited resources, you may qualify for Supplemental Security Income (SSI), a program run by the Social Security Administration (SSA).

If you qualify for SSI, you get monthly cash payments to help you pay for your basic needs. A person who is single can get up to $914 per month in benefits. You also get Medicaid health coverage automatically, without having to file a separate application.

If you get SSI benefits and start working, you'll probably end up better off financially. SSI's rules are designed to help you find work and make sure that your total income will be higher after you get a job.
This article looks in detail at SSI's rules for adults ages 18 - 64. Learn more about the rules for children under 18 in DB101's Benefits for Young People article.
Don't get SSI mixed up with other programs

Social Security has two disability benefits programs with very similar names:

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) gives cash benefits to people with disabilities who have low income and low resources. You do not need to have worked in the past to get SSI. SSI is explained in this article.

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) gives cash benefits to people with disabilities who qualify because they used to work or have a parent who worked. Learn more in DB101's SSDI article.

Some people qualify for both programs at the same time. If you get benefits from Social Security, but aren't sure which ones you get, open a free my Social Security account or order a free Benefits Planning Query (BPQY) at your local Social Security office or by calling 1-800-772-1213 or 1-800-325-0778 (TTY).

If you have questions about SSI and need to talk with somebody, call Social Security at 1-800-772-1213 or 1-800-325-0778 (TTY) or visit your local Social Security office.

If you want to ask about how work might affect your SSI benefits, try contacting:

Watch these videos for a quick introduction to SSI:

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SSI helps people with disabilities and seniors who have low income and resources.

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DB101 Ohio - Supplemental Security Income (SSI): Frequently Asked Questions

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Disability Benefits 101-Ohio gives you tools and information on employment, health coverage, and benefits. You can plan ahead and learn how work and benefits go together.

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Transfer of rights student notification.GIF

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Obtaining a driver's license can be a part of a student's Transition Plan if appropriate.  A practice exam for the written portion of the test is available here:

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Based on 2023 OH driver's license manual Available in EN, ES, RU Instant feedback

What to expect on the actual OH BMV exam

40 questions

30 correct answers to pass

75% passing score

15 ½ Minimum age to apply

This Ohio BMV practice test has just been updated for September 2023 and covers 40 of the most essential road signs and rules questions directly from the official 2023 OH Driver Handbook. The first step to driving in Ohio is to pass a BMV written test to get your temporary instruction permit or TIPIC. If you're 15 ½ or older, you are eligible to take the written test and get your TIPIC. The knowledge assessment will have 40 multiple-choice questions that cover traffic laws and vehicle regulations. To pass, you'll need to score 75% or higher, so it can be useful to use BMV practice tests like this one. In addition to the written knowledge exam, you'll also need to pass a vision test, and pay a $22 fee. Ohioans also have the option of signing up as an organ donor with their TIPIC, starting at age 15 ½ instead of the typical age 18 requirements.

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List of questions (classic view)

1. In which of the following situations are you NOT allowed to drive in the leftmost lane?

2. If you are approached by an emergency vehicle displaying flashing lights and an audible signal, you must

3. On a two-way road in Ohio, you may ________ after stopping at a red traffic signal.

4. What does this sign mean?

5. In a school zone, the speed limit when children are going to or leaving school is

6. The letters "RR" painted on the pavement indicate that you are approaching

7. On a one-way street, you may park your vehicle parallel to and not more than__________ from the right or left curb.

8. This sign is used

9. If you want to make a turn, you must start to signal at least ________ before you turn.

10. A school bus is stopped with its red lights flashing on a street or road with fewer than four lanes. Which of the following is true?

11. To maintain a safe following distance behind the vehicle ahead of you, use

12. What does this sign indicate?

13. Which of the following statements about Ohio's speed limits is true?

14. If your vehicle stalls on railroad tracks when a train is approaching, what should you do?

15. When you are being passed by another vehicle, you must _________ until the other vehicle has safely passed.

16. What does this sign indicate?

17. It is illegal to drive with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of _______ or higher.

18. In Ohio, which of the following traffic violations carries six penalty points?

19. You should not exceed the speed limit of ___ if there are no posted speed limit signs when driving on a city road.

20. What does this sign mean?

21. You may not use the opposing lane to pass another vehicle when you are

22. Within a city or town, the speed limit in alleys is

23. If you approach a vehicle with a triangular orange sign on its rear, what should you do?

24. What does this sign indicate?

25. In Ohio, it is illegal to make a left turn at a red light EXCEPT

26. On one-way roadways, solid yellow lines are used as

27. If you strike a deer and kill it, Ohio law requires you to

28. This sign and pavement markings allow

29. When you are closely following another vehicle at night, you must use

30. If an oncoming vehicle has its high beams on, you should look __________ until the vehicle has passed.

31. If the rear of your vehicle starts to skid on an icy road, what should you do?

32. At an intersection, what does this signal mean?

33. If you miss your exit on an interstate highway, what should you do?

34. Under Ohio law, children who are under the age of _______ or weigh less than 40 pounds must be properly restrained in an approved child safety seat.

35. You must use your headlights whenever you can't see objects __________ ahead clearly.

36. This sign indicates

37. Which of the following statements about pavement markings is correct?

38. Which of the following statements about driving in fog is FALSE?

39. While getting onto an expressway, you reach the end of the on-ramp. At this point, you should be traveling

40. What does this sign indicate?

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FREE Ohio BMV Permit Practice Test (OH) 2023

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Worried about passing your 2023 Ohio driver's permit test? Why not practice first? Try our free OH permit practice test right now: no registration required!

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Mobility Management As TARTA provides interconnected, regional public transit services to six communities in Lucas County, Toledo, Maumee, Waterville, Ottawa Hills, Sylvania, and Sylvania Township and Rossford in Wood County, many Toledo-area elderly and disabled residents living outside the TARTA service area do not have access to affordable transportation options.

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Please see this valuable resource to help families plan at every age, for life after graduation.

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Working in the Military

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Narrator: When it comes to work in the Military, there are thousands of jobs, and each specialty matters. The captain may be the one in command, but the captain can't do it alone. From the radar tower to the galley, from charting new courses to maintaining the ship, thousands of people come together in service. Like the parts of a complex machine, each piece fits together to form the working whole.

You've seen some careers in films and on TV. But that's only part of the story. Science, engineering, medicine and communications are just a few of the many fields available. And almost any job found in the civilian world also exists in the Military.

If you enlist, choosing a specialty is a careful balance between what fits you best and where you're most needed. A test will determine your strengths, how you fit into the whole and what your piece to contribute could be. Officer careers often involve leadership and working with enlisted service members to make critical decisions. This requires trust. Most importantly, you have to trust yourself and your own abilities.

With so many options, you're sure to find fulfilling work in the Military, with regular opportunities for advancement. And while service can last a few years or become a lifelong career, the training and experience gained in these jobs is something civilian employers value highly. So whatever you do, with military experience, you're ready for the next step.

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The Military offers an incredible range of career fields and opportunities. Begin exploring each of them here.