Resource Library

This radio station provides information about all events related to disabilities and resources.

CPIR’s Transition to Adulthood Hub provides curated resources to guide families through every stage of the transition process—including high school planning, graduation, postsecondary education, employment, independent living, and self-advocacy. Materials are organized into categories like health and wellness, laws and rights, youth development, and cultural competency. The site also features newsletters, training opportunities, and tools developed in collaboration with the RAISE Center and RSA-PTIs, making it a comprehensive support system for families preparing their children for adult life

The directory provides access to numerous government departments and services organized into key areas that matter most during your transition to adult life:

Disability Services and Support
Employment and Career Development
Education and Training Opportunities
Health and Wellness Services
Housing and Independent Living
Legal and Advocacy Resources
Financial and Benefits Information 

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

This guide provides essential details on accessing services, understanding healthcare options, and navigating benefits systems in Washington State. It includes culturally responsive content and is available in Spanish to support multilingual families. With clear explanations and actionable steps, the resource helps families prepare for their child’s transition to adulthood by connecting them to supports that promote independence, inclusion, and long-term well-being.

The resource offers practical insights into how disability services work in postsecondary settings, including how to request accommodations, what documentation may be needed, and how to advocate for support. It emphasizes the importance of self-advocacy and preparation, helping students take an active role in planning for their future. This guide is a valuable tool for building independence and ensuring equal access to education and opportunity after high school.

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.