Post-Transition Opportunities

  • As young adults near their 22 birthday, it's best to confirm their post-transition plans. Since every young adult is unique in their needs, the following is a list of possible options.

Finding Job Opportunities

  • Department of Rehabilitative Services

    DHS's Division of Rehabilitation Services is the state's lead agency serving individuals with disabilities. DRS works in partnership with people with disabilities and their families to assist them in making informed choices to achieve full community participation through employment, education, and independent living opportunities.
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  • Community Support Services

    Community Support Services is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of children and adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities and their families. CSS fosters independence by helping those we serve recognize their own abilities and envision a brighter future. Then, we help them achieve it. Whether we’re providing in-home assistance to families in need or helping young adults find and transition into jobs, our services help keep our communities strong and our families empowered.
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  • Vocamotive, Inc

    Vocamotive delivers a unique combination of vocational services which are well-respected by insurance and legal professionals, as well as job seekers, across the country. Their expertise spans vocational evaluation, counseling, testing, labor market analysis and career placement.

    They also employ a team of Nationally Certified Resume Writers, LinkedIn experts and writing professionals to help our clients identify, develop and refine their personal and professional brands.

     

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  • WorkNet DuPage

    WorkNet DuPage offers various employment, career, and workforce development services to the job seekers and businesses of DuPage County.

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