Welcome to Transition Services Network

The Southeast TACE Transition Services Network is for those interested in youth with a focus on developing a career, and offers opportunities to learn about and share your experiences on youth and employment, strategies to employ youth or help them start a business.

News

Think College College options for People with Intellectual Disabilities

 

Check the Think College Website out to learn about the various "college options for persons with intellectual disabilities" in the country.

No Excuses TASH conference Atlanata 2011 creating opportunities in Challenging Times

! 2011 TASH Employment of Youth in Transition Conference

The 2011 TASH Conference included a special learning opportunity on the Employment of Youth in Transition. This conference within the conference featured the best practices in youth transition that result in integrated employment for young people perceived as the most challenging to serve.
More information and presentations from the 2011 TASH Employment for Youth in Transition Conference


Publications

January 2012 TACE Talks Transition (TTT) E-Newsletter

Monthly TTT E-Newsletter has brief updates and best practices for transition counselors — subscribe by joining the Transition Email-List.
Archives Now Available

More Students With Disabilities Heading to College

Transition Specialist Competencies

When to Contact a Benefits Planner [PDF file]

How many of your clients have quit their jobs, worked below Substantial Gainful Activity (SGA) or refused to work after receiving fours years of education due to misinformation about the impact of working on benefits? Are you unsure about the rules of SSA benefits and working?

National Standards and Quality Indicators: Transition Toolkit for Systems Improvement logo

National Alliance for Secondary Education and Transition Toolkit

The National Standards and Quality Indicators: Transition Toolkit for Systems Improvement (herein referred to as the Transition Toolkit) combines the findings of current research on effective schooling, career preparatory experiences, youth development and youth leadership, family involvement, and connecting activities with the expertise of numerous individuals who work in these fields.

Employment Activities and Outcomes of College-Based Transition Programs for Students with Intellectual Disabilities
By Meg Grigal and Amy Dwyre

Customized Employment Publications

Practical solutions, process, timelines, and evaluation for customized employment success and policy.

Resource Spotlight

The South Georgia Employment Collaborative
Work Works For All

Project partners from Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Services, Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities, Georgia Advocacy Office, Institute on Human Development and Disability at the University of Georgia, Georgia Department of Education, Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, provider networks and Employment First Georgia, alongside individuals, families, citizens, and advocates, asked “Why are there not more individuals with disabilities working?”

Read More about the Project


Contacts


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Southeast TACE
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Last Updated: February 22, 2012

A Project of the Burton Blatt Institute (BBI) of Syracuse University
Funded by U.S. Department of Education Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA), Grant# H264A080021.

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