Through its Focus Areas, the HSRC provides practical tools, training, and guidance to support person-centered planning. Self-advocates can use the site to learn about affordable housing, supportive services, and strategies for transitioning from institutional settings to community living. With real-life examples and easy-to-navigate resources, the HSRC empowers individuals to take an active role in shaping their adult lives.

Easterseals services for youth and young adults provides individualized, community-based programming and in-school supports to foster independent living as they transition with disabilities into the workforce or into post-secondary education. 

The website features a wide range of tools including videos, newsletters, and a High School Transition Toolkit that guides families through the transition process from ages 14 to 21. Topics include employment services, supported decision-making, housing, legal advocacy, and community inclusion. Informing Families also offers multilingual resources, including Spanish-language materials, to ensure accessibility for diverse communities. Families can use this resource to build a personalized support network and prepare for a successful transition into adult life