Pathways to Agencies for Students with Disabilities 

Exploring interests and building independence.

• Support your student in making choices and solving problems.

• Talk about different jobs and how people learn skills.

• Explore community programs and volunteer opportunities.

• Encourage students to speak up about what helps them learn.

Case Management Agency

Aurora Mental Health & Recovery- The Autism & IDD Counseling Center- Youth (AICC-Y)

• Resource List 

• Stay connected to your student’s IEP team
  Attend meetings, ask questions, and talk with your student about what supports help them most at school.

• Begin learning about community supports
  Explore local case management agencies to understand what they offer and when families typically connect—no services are required at this stage.

• Build self-advocacy skills at home
  Encourage your student to talk about their strengths, challenges, and what helps them succeed in school and daily life.

• Keep important records organized
  Save copies of evaluations, IEPs, and progress reports these will be helpful as planning for high school and adult services begins.

Agency Tracking Document for Families

We know navigating community agencies can feel overwhelming.

If you would like additional help connecting to agencies that support students with disabilities, please complete this short form. A school staff member will follow up with you.