This inaugural event brings together a wide range of regional providers and organizations to share resources, answer questions, and help families make informed plans for the future. This event is designed for families planning for the transition from school-based services to adult supports. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect directly with representatives from organizations including ACESS VR, AIM, CAPTAIN, Chelsea Place, LifeSong, Living Resources, Northwest Mutual, NY Alliance for Inclusion and Innovation, OPWDD, Parent to Parent, Saratoga Adirondack Independent Living, Saratoga Bridges, Saratoga Warren Washington Workforce Development Board, The ARC Lexington, The ARC of Saratoga, The Nigra Arts Center with the Transitions Program, Thrive Life Academy, TriCounty Care, Transitions USA, UNITY House, and Uniquely Abled.
Timed during Autism Acceptance Month, the event reflects WSWHE BOCES’ ongoing commitment to supporting all learners and ensuring families have access to the tools and partnerships needed for a successful transition beyond high school.
“This event is about bringing clarity and connection to what can often feel like an overwhelming process for families,” said Olivia Harrison, coordinator of special programs at WSWHE BOCES. “By bringing these providers together in one place, we’re helping students and families take meaningful steps toward their next chapter with confidence.”
Families, students, and community members are encouraged to attend this free event. Registration is available at wswheboces.org or directly at: https://forms.gle/ZENhPh5JqmS9J3KT6