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CDE Resources and Guidelines for ITPs

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Construction Trades Training and Career Preparation

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Santa Rosa Junior College

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Disability Resource Department at SRJC

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Sonoma State University/ Disability Services for Students

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Department of Rehabilitation

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Career Exploration Resources

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Dept. of Health Services; Behavioral Health Division

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Matrix Parent Network & Resource Center

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Advancing Student Success

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California Youth Leadership Forum For Students With Disabilities (YLF)

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Center for Parent Information & Resources

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National Technical Assistance Center on Transition

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Effective Practices for Transition Based on Student Population/ Eligibility

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Social and Relationship Building Skills
Communication and Self-Advocacy
Emotional Regulation and Coping Skills
Home and Community Living Skills
Professional and Personal Development
Health, Wellness, and Self-Care Skills
Self-Management and Self-Direction

Serving clients in Sonoma County.
Proud to be partnered with North Bay Regional Center.

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Our mission is to enhance the quality of life of people with cerebral palsy and other disabilities, their families, and their communities.

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In today’s world, getting and keeping a job is no easy task. More people in our communities need our help, especially for those with a disability, lack of work experience or poor work history. Sometimes people need a hand up, a chance to show the world what they can do. That’s what Goodwill strives to create and provide.

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Santa Rosa Day Program and Resource Center

This program is licensed to provide programming and transportation services to 75 individuals.

Rohnert Park Behavior Program

Our Rohnert Park behavior program is licensed to provide programming and transportation services to 45 individuals who may also have concurrent mental health diagnoses and/or challenging behaviors requiring a structured, yet innovative environment with a focus on self-determination.

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We form partnerships with our customers to provide transportation management strategies and services that produce
safe, reliable, efficient, and cost effective transportation systems.

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DSLC is one of California's 28 Centers for Independent Living (CIL/ILC) that promotes the Independent Living philosophy through education, community partnerships and advocacy.

Headquartered in Santa Rosa.

At DSLC, people with any type of disability, and/or their families are eligible to receive help free of charge. Legal fees are contingent upon winning your case.

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Providing equitable access to information, assistance, and supports needed to live as independently as possible at home.

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The Prestigious Scholarship Committed to Advancing Foster Youth into Higher Education Through Family-Like Support

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Nextgen Trades Academy

The NextGen Trades Academy is a program providing diverse vocational construction training and work/life skills to disadvantaged youth ages 16-24 within Sonoma and Marin counties. Throughout the program, each student explores approximately 14 construction trades such as architecture, plumbing, roofing, electrical, green building, solar technology, as well as life skills such as cover letter writing, resume writing, personal finance, budgeting, and job interview coaching. The program integrates technology, classroom instruction, hands-on experience, construction trade research, and CalOSHA certifications.

Parents Helping Parents Transition Timeline

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Parents Helping Parents Transition Timeline - ENGLISH

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Free program for those receiving services through North Bay Regional. Leadership Academy for Spanish speakers to learn about Self-Advocacy, Leadership, Presentation and Facilitation Skills, and Home and Community Based Services.

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PHP - Calendar of Events

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Transition to Adulthood Timeline - SPANISH

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Parents Helping Parents Website - English

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Transición a la Edad Adulta: Connections California = Espanol

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Family Involvement & Partnerships

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Empowering families of children and young adults with disabilities throughout the state of California

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Statewide System of Support Resource Hub & Directory

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Improving the systems that support outcomes for students in California receiving Special Education services.

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WorkAbility I: A California Transition Program

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Diploma Pathway for Students who Qualify for the California Alternate Assessment

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Advancing Student Success

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Across California, inclusive college programs are opening doors to higher education experiences for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. These programs are diverse in focus, emphasizing employment and career pathways, academics, independent living, and community inclusion.

At the heart of each program is the same goal: to build the skills, experiences, confidence, and knowledge needed to thrive as active, included, and engaged members of their communities.