Youth Transition Services

Our staff, in collaboration with schools, vocational rehabilitation, area education agencies, etc. support youth ages 14-24 in developing the skills and confidence they need to reach their postsecondary goals and be independent.

Examples of Youth Transition Services:

Self-advocacy training and support to become an active, contributing, and driving member of planning for preparing for school, work, or other postsecondary options
Information and counseling for services and resources available
Independent living skills training including financial wellness, household management, healthy relationships, and employment skills

We Want to Hear from You!

This survey is for youth/young adults with disabilities in transition, their parent/guardian, and their providers.

“Youth in transition” refers to individuals aged 14-24 who identify as having a disability, and may need assistance with transition from high school to post-secondary life.

The purpose of this survey is to gather the necessary information for Access 2 Independence to understand the youth transition needs of the communities we serve and develop a youth transition program. This data may allow us to apply for future funding and develop community partnerships to better serve youth.

Please take the quick 5-7 minute survey below, your feedback is greatly appreciated!

Click Here to Submit a Survey

For more information about Access 2 Independence’s Youth Transition Services contact:

Margaret Nienaber (she/her/hers)
Youth Outreach Coordinator
Email: margaret@access2independence.org
Cell: (319) 471-3886