Authoritative organizations and research centers whose work informs transition services, vocational rehabilitation, and disability supports across New York, New Jersey, and the nation.
Printable one-page guides to our Pre-Employment Transition Services in New York and New Jersey, including eligibility checklists and the referral process.
Overview of LSC's services for students with disabilities ages 14–22 who qualify for ACCES-VR Pre-Employment Transition Services without an open VR case. Includes the PE eligibility checklist and the documentation we accept.
Overview of LSC's DVRS-funded Pre-Employment Transition Services for students in New Jersey. Covers eligibility, the DVRS referral process, and what families and schools should know before starting.
State agencies that fund Pre-ETS and related services in the jurisdictions we serve.
New York State's vocational rehabilitation agency, which funds Pre-ETS and adult employment services for people with disabilities.
New Jersey's vocational rehabilitation agency, funding Pre-ETS, OSYES, and adult employment services for people with disabilities.
Federal agencies and city offices that set policy or provide services for people with disabilities.
Federal agency overseeing the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), the law that created Pre-ETS.
US Department of Education's Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services, setting national vocational rehabilitation policy.
Citywide coordination of services, accessibility, and inclusion for New Yorkers with disabilities.
National research centers and technical assistance organizations shaping transition practice.
Federally funded center providing research, technical assistance, and training on secondary transition for students with disabilities.
Technical assistance center supporting state VR agencies in implementing WIOA's Pre-ETS and career services provisions.
University of Massachusetts Boston research and training institute advancing employment and community inclusion for people with disabilities.
ICI-hosted national research initiative focused on improving employment outcomes for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
A division of the Council for Exceptional Children serving educators and professionals focused on transition and career development.
Organizations that support families and advocate alongside students with disabilities.
National parent information and training center with extensive resources on transition, special education, and self-advocacy.
Legal and educational advocacy for New York students who face barriers in public education, including students with disabilities.
NYC-based organization providing information, resources, and support to families of children and young adults with disabilities.
Specialized consulting and planning services supporting families through disability and transition planning.
Our team can help you find the right program, agency, or resource for your family, student, or school.