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Department of Rehabilitation offers Employment Services and Student Services for all eligible CA students that meet the eligibility (EIP or 504 Plan).

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San Andreas Regional Center is a community-based, private nonprofit corporation funded by the State of California to serve people with developmental disabilities as required by the Lanterman Developmental Disabilities Act.

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Parents Helping Parents provides parent support for children and adults with disabilities in San Jose, CA, and beyond. Get relevant, up-to-date information and assistance for you and your family member of any age with any disability.

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Connections California: Transition to Adulthood can make it a little easier! You'll find important information in Connections California #cca. We want to help YOU create the smoothest transition to adulthood possible alongside your loved one!

Connections California: Transition to Adulthood is a FREE and COMPREHENSIVE program from Parents Helping Parents - San Jose. Get 24/7 access to relevant info about the transition to adulthood for you and your loved one with a disability. #cca includes LIVE webinars, 100+ e-learning videos, and more!

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Get information, find resources, and build parent support for children and adults with disabilities in San Jose & Silicon Valley.

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NOVAworks' Young Adult Program is a great place for young people, ages 17-24, to learn how to search for jobs effectively, to explore careers, to find volunteer opportunities, and much more. Friendly, supportive staff help youth and young adults make good choices about jobs, education, and careers.

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The work2future Youth Program is a specialized initiative that focuses on providing support and opportunities for young individuals 16 to 24 years old in Santa Clara County. Through the work2future Youth Program, participants can access a range of services including:
• One-on-One Career Advising
• Job Readiness Workshops
• Financial and Educational Support
• Paid Internships and Apprenticeships
• Connections to Employment Opportunities
• And more!

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work2future | Career Coaching and Business Advisor with local expertise

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Gain your competitive edge - now and in the future - with personalized coaching and expert advice.

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Mission College is a community college in Santa Clara, California. Earn a certificate or degree. Transfer to a UC or CSU school.

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Top-ranked community college in transfers to universities in the heart of silicon valley. Nationally recognized for student success rates.

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Communications Studies Major at Evergreen Valley College shares his story and talks about second chances.

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Our Campus is OPEN for online and in-person instruction for the fall 2021 semester.

Regardless of the circumstances, we are here to help you with affordable educational opportunities, including unique career education programs, guaranteed transfers to four-year colleges, and excellent faculty and resources.

We have been our community's trusted partner in education for nearly 100 years and continue to be dedicated to your success.

A few things to consider:

First-time, full-time California college students pay no tuition or fees

Free loaner laptops

Free loaner eTextbooks

Free tutoring

Many financial aid and scholarship opportunities

We offer 68 degrees and certificates, including excellent Career Technology Programs.

Guaranteed transfers to California State University and University of California campuses, and many private universities and colleges

The majority of our courses are CSU/UC transferable

We have an honors program

You can transfer to a 4-year college in two years with no student debt

No placement tests required. Say goodbye to SAT, ACT, and Accuplacer!

Excellent faculty and classified professionals

When we return to campus you'll see our beautiful facilities and those under construction

Registration for 2021 late start classes is still open! Go to MyWeb to register and move your future forward!

San José City College has enjoyed the support of the community since its founding in 1921. Generations of families have put their trust in our school, and we believe we have always delivered relevant career education programs, guaranteed college transfers, and life-changing educational opportunities. We are accessible and affordable and have always seen the brilliance in every one of our students.

We are a top Latino-Serving Institution with excellent programs like and METAS helping to guide all students to academic success.

We offer the whole college experience with tons of unique opportunities to get involved at SJCC!

We have a growing transfer rate to Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

We have a legendary athletics program that has produced, championship teams, professional athletes, and numerous Olympic athletes.

We have a brand new tech-enabled Extension in Milpitas, featuring our technest coding program.

These are just a few of the things that make SJCC unique. Most of all we are dedicated to your success. We see you. You're brilliant. Go Jaguars!

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Our Campus is OPEN for online and in-person instruction for the fall 2021 semester. Regardless of the circumstances, we are here to help you with affordable educational opportunities, including unique career education programs, guaranteed transfers to four-year colleges, and excellent faculty and resources.

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foothill - de anza community college district

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Foothill College | Home - Foothill College

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Rated the #1 online community college in California, Foothill College is regarded as one of the most beautiful and successful community colleges in the United States.

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See the West Valley College Anti-Racism and Inclusion Action Plan

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Disabled Student Programs and Services doc (DSPS) is all about equity and making sure any student can reach his or her full potential. DSPS assists students with disabilities so they have equal access to all educational programs and activities on campus.

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Check out this Youtube video it has great resources!

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How to Apply for Disability Services and Programs for Students (DSPS)

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Awesome video with plenty of tips for requesting accomodations

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Accommodations & Disability Services in College

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Your transition plan will have two parts:

Part One is about what you want to do when you are an adult. These are your GOALS.⁵ You and your IEP Team should look at your goals every year.⁶

Part Two is about what you need to do to reach your GOALS. These are called “ACTIVITIES.” Your transition plan should have a coordinated set of activities to help you reach your future goals.⁷

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Transition Services for Students | Disability Rights California

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This publication is about how different agencies should help young people with disabilities as they move into adult life. This process is called TRANSITION. These agencies are school districts and the Department of Rehabilitation. Some young people are also clients of a regional center. Regional cen…

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This Web page offers resources and guidelines for assisting educators, parents, and agency partners to improve compliance with state and federal laws and regulations pertaining to transition age youth and improve post-high school outcomes. These resources supplement the California Transition Alliance's document, Transition Planning: The Basics. Resources are organized into five categories: Employment, Education and Training, Independent Living, Compliance, and the Guideposts for Success document.
Transition Planning: The Basics (PDF; 54MB)
Employment
Resources and guidelines for educators, parents and agencies that will assist transition age youth identify and move toward their postsecondary goals in the area of employment.

Education and Training
Resources and guidelines for educators, parents and agencies that will assist transition age youth identify and move toward their postsecondary goals in education and/or training.

Independent Living
Resources and guidelines for educators, parents and agencies that will assist transition age youth identify and move toward their postsecondary goals in independent living.

Compliance
Resources and guidelines for educators, parents and agencies that will assist transition age youth develop transition plans that comply with the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).

Guideposts for Success
A document developed by the Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) that identifies key educational and career development interventions.

Employment First Policy
Resources and guidelines for educators, parents, and agencies that will assist transition age youth develop postsecondary goals that lead to competitive, integrated employment (CIE).

Questions: Programs and Partnerships Unit | 916-327-0878

Last Reviewed: Wednesday, March 22, 2023

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Resources and guidelines to assist youth with disabilities as they transition from school to adult life, including education and training, employment and independent living.