- Hinsdale Township High School District 86
- Transition Services
Student Services
- Information
- Resources
- Assistive Technology
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Transition Services
- What Are Transition Services?
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Parent Resources
- Transition Services Infomation
- Department of Rehabilitation Services (DRS)
- Guardianship
- SSI
- PUNS
- Adult Service Navigation
- Adult Service Day Program Guide
- Illinois ABLE Accounts
- Building Bridges to the Future
- College of Dupage Programs & Access Information
- IDEA vs. ADA/High School vs. College Supports
- Illinois Colleges & Universities - Disability Services Contact Information
- Assistive Technology & Post-secondary Education
- Staff Resources
- Upcoming Community Trainings
- Articulation
- Additional Transition Internet Resources
- Section 504
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Upcoming Community Trainings
Please find information below on any upcoming trainings, seminars, and/or parent groups. Please contact Taryn Chrapkowski (tchrapko@hinsdale86.org, 630-468-4406) if you have any additional questions.
ONGOING MEETINGS: DUPAGE TPC WEBSITE
Dupage Transition Planning Committee,
The DuPage County Transition Planning Committee is a group composed of representatives from the local special education co-ops, school districts, Department of Human Services-Division of Rehabilitation Services office, adult service providers, vocational coordinators, representatives of the business community, parents and clients. We meet to network, educate, learn, share and support services for individuals with disabilities. This group has banded together to improve the transition experience from high school to a successful adult life for young adults with disabilities. Most of the high schools, transition programs, and agencies that serve adults with disabilities in DuPage County are active members.
As part of the Education to Careers (ETC) school to work initiative, the Illinois General Assembly enacted legislation that the Department of Rehabilitation Services (DHS-DRS) coordinate the creation of local Transition Planning Committees.
ONGOING PARENT SUPPORT GROUP:
IPADD Unite, https://www.facebook.com/groups/IPADDUnite/
IPADD's purpose is to give Illinois parents, self-advocates, adult siblings and other who care a dedicated online platform for networking, advocacy, and information-sharing in order to know what is going on aroudn the state and be able to take action within own communities. Primary focus areas are: Meaningful Days (Employment, Volunteerism, and Community Service); Community Building (Friendships, Social Life, Rec/Leisure, Faith Communities, Transportation); Approaching Age 18 (Public Benefits, Guardianship, Wills and Trusts, Voting); Residential/Housing; and how to pay for it all!