What’s After High School (NRC)
November 2 @ 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Free
What’s After High School?
A Transition Training for Families, Youth and Providers
What’s After High School is an overview of the transition to adult life for young adults with disabilities and/or special health care needs. This training is most helpful for families with children ages 14 – 21 and the providers and school staff who work with them. We’ll cover:
Planning for the Future
▪ Your School’s Role
▪ Long Term Supports
▪ Vocational Resources
▪ Moving to Adult Health Care
▪ Supported Decision Making
& Guardianship
▪ Self Determination Basics
When: Tuesday, November 2, 5:00 – 6:00pm
Where: Join the session using your computer, iPad or smartphone using
Zoom video conferencing or listen using your phone.
Sign Up: Northernregionalcenter.org
After registering, you will be sent a Zoom link and phone number to participate.
Learn More: Go to familyvoiceswi.org/learn/whats-after-high-school/ – a training
video and transition resources are available.
Questions: Call 715-261-1906 or email specialneedsinfo@co.marathon.wi.us
What’s After High School? is presented by Family Voices of Wisconsin and co-sponsored by the
Northern Regional Center for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs.