This page highlights key programs and resources that families of students with disabilities may find helpful. Many of these resources have been shared elsewhere, but this page provides a quick-access hub for families looking for information, tools, and support.
The information on this page is not supported by State Support Team 9 but is provided for your information.
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Free person- and family-centered planning tools for all life stages. Charting the LifeCourse offers a framework and library of practical tools that help individuals and families think about goals, supports, and quality of life across the lifespan. While originally developed with and for people with developmental disabilities, the tools are designed to be useful for people of all ages and abilities.
Families, educators, and professionals can access a large online LifeCourse Tools Library filled with downloadable, easy-to-use resources that support person-centered and family-focused planning. Opportunities for training and learning are also available for schools and organizations that want to use the framework more deeply in their work.
Explore the LifeCourse Tools Library
It’s more than just investing. It’s investing for a better life.
It’s more than just investing. It’s investing for a better life.
A STABLE Account is an investment account that allows eligible individuals with disabilities to save and invest money without losing eligibility for certain public benefits programs, like Medicaid, SSI, or SSDI.
The STABLE Account Enrollment Incentive is designed to encourage those who have disabilities and their loved ones to start saving for future qualified disability expenses through STABLE Account.
Eligible Ohioans who open a new STABLE account, will receive a $25 grant to match their first contribution as a boost to help reach their financial goals.
Stories, tools, and conversations to support the transition to adulthood. Our Ride Ahead is an educational initiative from the team behind the award-winning documentary The Ride Ahead. The project highlights authentic disabled voices and focuses on identity, community, and navigating the transition to adult life.
The website offers free webinars, discussion guides, and educational resources designed for youth, families, and educators. These materials help spark meaningful conversations about disability, self-advocacy, belonging, and preparing for adult challenges. Schools and organizations can also explore opportunities to host screenings and community discussions connected to the film and learning series.
Explore Our Ride Ahead Resources
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