Explore the next steps toward work, college, community participation, and greater independence—with guidance from INCLUDEnyc.
Every transition journey is different. Scholars and families can begin planning early, ask questions, and explore options at their own pace. The resources below are provided by INCLUDEnyc and can be viewed or printed.
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Follow planning tasks from early career exploration and IEP participation to work experiences, adult services, independent living, and college accommodations.
Open Transition Checklist (PDF, opens in a new tab)
Learn about free multilingual help, workshops, youth programs, disability rights information, and community resources for young people and families.
View English Brochure (PDF, opens in a new tab)
Información en español sobre la línea de ayuda gratuita, talleres, programas para jóvenes, derechos y apoyos para las familias.
Ver folleto en español (PDF, se abre en una pestaña nueva)These themes are drawn from the INCLUDEnyc Transition Timeline Checklist.
Talk about abilities, interests, career goals, and how school skills connect to life after graduation.
Prepare for IEP meetings, understand graduation pathways, and practice sharing goals and support needs.
Look into work-based learning, vocational programs, employment supports, and services that may be appropriate.
Learn about travel, daily living, documents, health care, and accommodations for college or training.
INCLUDEnyc offers free, confidential information and support. Its brochures list a multilingual help line and workshops for families.
Help line hours listed in the brochures: Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. You may leave a message outside those hours.
Information on this page summarizes the three INCLUDEnyc documents provided. For detailed planning steps and eligibility information, please read the original PDFs and consult your school team or the relevant service provider.
