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Health & Welfare's The Road to Adulthood Trainings

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Health & Welfare's The Road to Adulthood Trainings

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2026 The Road To Adulthood Training Flyer (2)

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The Idaho Competitive Integrated Employment (ICIE) Center, funded by the Idaho Pathways to Partnerships project, aims to improve the transition of children and youth with disabilities to competitive integrated employment (CIE). Housed at the University of Idaho's Center on Disability and Human Development (CDHD), ICIE will develop a statewide support system for youth with disabilities aged 10-24, their families, and community partners. This initiative will enhance access to the knowledge and skills needed for effective transition planning, leading to better postsecondary outcomes in community engagement and CIE.
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Vision

We envision a community where talent knows no boundaries, and every individual contributes their unique strengths to a thriving, inclusive economy.

Mission

Create an innovative, community-based system of collaboration and services for children, students, and youth with disabilities to build skills that will increase a post-school outcome of Competitive Integrated Employment.

Purpose

The Idaho Competitive Integrative Employment (ICIE) Center offers statewide support, giving agencies, families, students, and communities the knowledge and skills to improve transition planning and services, helping students with disabilities achieve competitive integrated employment (CIE).

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The Idaho Competitive Integrated Employment (ICIE) Center, funded by the Idaho Pathways to Partnerships project, aims to improve the transition of children and youth with disabilities to competitive integrated employment (CIE). Housed at the University of Idaho’s Center on Disability and Human Development (CDHD), ICIE will develop a statewide support system for youth with disabilities aged 10-24, their families, and community partners. This initiative will enhance access to the knowledge and skills needed for effective transition planning, leading to better postsecondary outcomes in community engagement and CIE.

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Welcome to the Financial Literacy Resource Hub! This collection of resources is for students, families, and teachers. It covers seven main topics:

Foundational Financial Concepts

Income and Employment

Benefits and Public Assistance

Independent Living Skills

Consumer Awareness

Legal and Financial Rights

Community and Support Systems

Each topic has smaller sections with guides, lessons, and tools that teach budgeting, saving, paychecks, benefits, online safety, and more. These resources help students gain the skills and confidence to make smart financial choices and plan for the future.

Accessibility Disclosure All links shared below are external. Content may vary in accuracy or accessibility.

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Understanding Money teaches how to recognize different types of money, give the right amount of change, and use electronic ways to pay.

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IPUL is committed to our primary goal of assisting families of children with disabilities and special health care needs.

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IPUL Mental Health Awareness Sticker Contest - Idaho Parents Unlimited %

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IPUL Mental Health Awareness Sticker Contest 💚May is Mental Health Awareness Month 💚 It’s a time to reduce stigma and remind every young person that their feelings matter and they are NOT alone. IPUL believes that one of the most powerful ways to do that is by lifting up youth voice… and turning it into […]

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Making Connections - Idaho Parents Unlimited %

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Youth and Adulthood Resources - Idaho Parents Unlimited

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Youth and Adulthood Resources Oral Care and the Transition to Adulthood In 2020 we did a Facebook Live lunch and learn on Oral Care for people with disabilities who are transitioning to adulthood. You can see that here. Adulthood Transition Information Padlets These are the same padlets we use as resources for our trainings – […]