Post-Secondary Resources

What Parents Should Know

Post Secondary Resources For Students with Disabilities

A Guide for Parents of Young Adults with Developmental Disabilities 

Guardianship options

A Guide for Parents of Young Adults with Developmental Disabilities.pdf

Appalachian State University

Scholars with Diverse Abilities -

2 year program for students with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities

Beyond Academics at UNC-Greensboro

A post-secondary option for students with intellectual disabilities 

Beyond Academics UNCG.pdf

College Foundation of NC

College Guide for Students with Disabilities

College Foundation of NC - College Guide for Students with Disabilities.pdf

East Carolina University - 

STEPP Program 

For students with Learning Disabilities

The STEPP Program offers comprehensive academic, social, and life-skills support to a select number of students with identified Specific Learning Disabilities who have shown the potential to succeed at ECU. Funded primarily with private gifts, this program provides a unique opportunity to a population that traditionally may not have access to college.  Please view our informational flyer and brochure for more details about the STEPP Program's supports on the link above. 


Apply to STEPP one year before graduation.

Eastpointe Brochure -

 Local Management Entity  for Edgecombe County

Eastpointe-Brochure-2018-English.pdf

Hope University

Hope U Flyer.pdf

Link To Trillium Health Services - Local Management Entity for Nash County

Trillium Health Resources is a leading specialty care manager (LME/MCO) for individuals with substance use, mental illness and intellectual/developmental disabilities in eastern North Carolina.

Louisburg College - Learning Partners


A support program for students with Specific Learning Disabilities

LP Brochure_digital.pdf

Making-My-Way-through-College guide 

by  NCWD-Youth.info.pd

Making-My-Way-through-College guide by NCWD-Youth.info.pdf

Nash Community College - FABE - 

A  program for OCS graduates

NCC.pdf

NC Post-Secondary Education Options for Students with Intellectual Disabilities

ECAC


Post-Secondary Education Options.pdf for Intellectual Disabilities

Project Career

This website is designed to support college students who have a traumatic brain injury (TBI), their family members and caregivers, college advisors, educators, health and rehabilitation providers, military/veterans and advocates to explore the STAR practices and strategies used in our project. 

Quality Care Solutions


Day Program, Individual Support, Respite for IDD adults ages 18 and older 

Quality Care Solutions Brochure.docx
Quality Care Solutions Referral form.docx

Social Security Administration 

2020 RED BOOK for persons with disabilities with a 2019 update link

Red Book 2020.pdf

2019 Community Resource Guide

Community Resource Guide.pdf

T-STEP Program through TEACCH

Vocational Rehabilitation Services Video

VR Presentation.mp4

Western Carolina UP Program 

For students with Intellectual Disabilities