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The effectiveness of the transition from high school into adulthood can have lifelong impact. Planning needs to start early to determine future needs and opportunities in postsecondary education, housing, recreation, health care and employment. Our resources can help!

Transition Tool Kit

Autism Speaks Transition Tool Kit

All people with autism, regardless of the level of support needed, should be able to live a life filled with purpose, dignity, choices and happiness. This tool kit assists families on the journey from adolescence to adulthood. Read More

Autism and the transition to adult healthcare

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Parents of teenagers with autism and complex medical needs seek guidance for the transition from pediatric to adult healthcare. We have advice and perspective from the medical director of the Autism Speaks Autism Treatment Network. Read More

The CSA helps you develop a personalized transition plan

Community-based Skills Assessment

The Community-based Skills Assessment (CSA) is the first tool to assess needs in the area of community-based living. It now has a free app, powered by Identifor. Download it here and bring it to your child's IEP team to help with transition planning. Read More

Join us December 8

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Join us for a tele-learning program for families with transition-aged children (ages 12-22) and learn about the best ways to support your transition-aged youth. It's never too early to start planning. Read More

Join the Transition to Adulthood Network on LinkedIn

Networking Group

This private networking group is a safe place where parents and young adults with autism can ask questions and share about their successes and challenges in developing transition plans for individuals with autism. Read More

Shop a Little, Help a Lot!

Shop a Little, Help a Lot

After transition, some people with autism choose to work at local small businesses or micro-enterprises. Check out these companies that employ people with autism to create and sell quality products. Shop for gifts while supporting a great cause! Read More

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