Through interactive sessions and real-world practice, participants learn about emotions, boundaries, communication, dating, personal safety, and conflict resolution. The program is delivered by trained facilitators in community settings and emphasizes experiential learning. By focusing on both friendships and romantic relationships, the program helps self-advocates gain confidence, navigate social situations, and build meaningful connections as they transition into adult life.

Access Alaska encourages and promotes the total integration of people who experience a disability and senior Alaskans to live independently in the community of their choice.

Families can access specialized toolkits, guides, and planning resources that address key areas of transition, including competitive integrated employment, postsecondary education, independent living, and financial planning. The Autism Society’s materials emphasize self-determination, career exploration, and soft skill development, helping families prepare their children for adult life with confidence. Whether you're navigating services, building a transition plan, or seeking peer support, the Autism Society provides a trusted foundation for lifelong success.