IOTI
Youth in TransitionClick here for Spanish Youth in TransitionGetting Set For Lifelong LearningDo you believe your son or daughter with disabilities can receive further education after high school? Learn More…
IOTI Soft Skills
Soft Skills for Getting and Keeping a Job Quick Links A Strong Work Ethic Dependability A Positive Attitude Self-Motivation Being a Team Player Being Organized Working Under Pressure Communication Flexibility…
Adult Resources Service Provider
DAY PROGRAMS/TRAINING: Day programs and day training are places where adults with disabilities can go to engage in structured play or activity based in a center and out in the…
Supported Decision Making
What is Supported Decision Making? Simply put, Supported Decision Making is a way to plan your life and achieve your goals by working with a team of trusted supporters in…
High Expectations
As parents, one of the best gifts we can give our children, youth and young adults with disabilities is to set high expectations for them at home, school and in…
DSPD – Division of Services for People with Disabilities
Permanent Caregiver Compensation – July 1, 2024Caregiver Compensation is an ongoing service allowing parents, step-parents, legal guardians, and spouses who serve as caregivers for a qualifying family member with disabilities…
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) is a program that helps eligible Utah citizens living with disabilities to maintain, regain, or enter competitive employment. Differences between General Vocational Rehabilitation Services and Transition Services …
RECREATION
When you think about your son or daughter making the transition to adulthood and living independently, you often first think about what kind of job he or she will have.…
POST-HIGH EDUCATION
There are many options for higher education for individuals with disabilities. These information sheets give information to help you choose a school and be prepared to ask for accommodations to…
LIVING ARRANGEMENTS
Leaving high school and transitioning into adulthood can be a time of excitement and uncertainty for young adults with disabilities. One of the most important questions they face is, “Where…
Guardianship
Guardianship is a legal process that allows someone (usually a family member) to ask the court to find that a person age 18 or older is unable (incompetent) to manage…
Family Resources
How the whole family can support the individual with a disability Circle of Support Figuring out what resources and supports are available after high school can be overwhelming. A circle of…