Adulthood has an entirely new set of legal rights and responsibilities, and we’ve put together these checklists to help you learn about them and prepare to transition to Adult Services. Work with your Service Coordinator to create your own personal list with...
Who will be there? To assist with a discussion about special education, a representative from your local school district may be invited to the transition meeting to explain the various options and eligibility criteria. Your Service Coordinator will help explain...
Your child may be eligible for special education. Your child’s disability must impact her or his school performance. If your child is eligible, a plan for education should be in place by age 3. There is a wide range of services available depending on your child’s...
The Lanterman Act defines eligibility for regional center services after three years of age. To qualify, your child must have a developmental disability that can be expected to continue indefinitely and is substantially disabling. Developmental disabilities that may...
Family Resource Centers work in partnership with regional centers to help meet the needs of their communities. These centers provide a vital network of parent support, including a way for parents to connect with other parents in similar situations. They offer...
