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Why Planning is Important
Working Toward Employment
Understanding Guardianship
Understanding SSI Eligibility
Self-Direction 101
Creating a Transition IEP
Talking About Sexuality with Someone with Special Needs
SSI and Medicaid Eligibility
People with I/DD in the Criminal Justice System
Transportation Options for People with Disabilities
Getting Ready for College
Understanding Community Based Vocational Assessments
Jargon Buster-Don't Get Lost in Translation
Understanding Support Coordination
Understanding SSI and Medicaid: Becoming Eligible and Maintaining Eligibility
Parent Perspective On Planning
Yes, Your Child Can Work
Preparing Your Student To Be A Self Advocate With Medical Professionals
Important Update on Applying for SSI and Medicaid
College Options For Students With I/DD
Update on Applying for SSI and Medicaid Part 2
Accessing Natural Supports and Services
Housing Options for Persons with Developmental Disability
10 Things Every Student Should Explore During Summer Break
If I Knew Then What I Know Now
Pre-Employment Training Services
Walking Through The 2017 Graduate Timeline
Conversation on Services in the Department of Children and Families (DCF) and Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD)
Completing the Application for DDD Services
How to use the Person-Centered Planning Tool as a Roadmap to Services
Applying for DCF Services
Including Siblings in Future Planning
Submitting An Appeal If Denied for SSI
Overview of Free, Confidential, and Effective Support Helplines for Families
Self Advocacy Special Presentation: How To Get Connected To The Community
Getting To Know What The New Jersey State Library Talking Book and Braille Center is All About
Getting To Know What Disability Rights of New Jersey and Assistive Technology Is All About
A Professional and Parent's Perspective on Support Coordination
Critical Resources for Special Needs Families: Creating a Blueprint for Your Loved One’s Future
When Your Student’s High School IEP Requires Instruction Beyond Four Years: What You Need To Know
Supported Employment 101: Learning About the World of Work for Students with Disabilities
The ABLE Act: A Down Payment on Freedom
Planning for Transition: Applying for SSI and Medicaid
Part 1: Overview of Services from NJ Division of Developmental Disabilities
Part 2: Overview of Services from NJ Division of Developmental Disabilities
Financial Planning for Families with Special Needs
State Services for Students Under 21
SUPPORT BROKERAGE SERVICES AND WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Part 1: Let's Talk About Healthy Sexuality & Sexual Safety
Preparing for Community Living: Sharing Possibilities
Bridging the Gap Between Assistive Technology in Your Child’s IEP and How to Maximize It In The Workplace
Let's Talk About Healthy Sexuality & Sexual Safety (PART 2)
SSI and Medicaid: Things You Need to Know
Understanding Educational Advocacy: Incorporating Self-Determination in the Transition Process
Recognizing and Preventing Bullying
Creating a Transition Plan - Why it is vital for your student's future
Yes! Your Child Can Work! Working Toward Employment For People with I-DD
Getting the Most Out of Your Student's High School Experience

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