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Families can use the DO-IT Mentors program to help their child build confidence, develop self-advocacy skills, and explore future possibilities. Mentors provide encouragement and practical advice on navigating academic and career pathways, while modeling success and resilience. The program fosters a sense of belonging and community, helping youth with disabilities envision and pursue self-determined lives. It’s a valuable resource for transition planning and long-term empowerment.

Families can use DO-IT Pals to help their child build confidence, develop communication skills, and gain exposure to college and career planning. Participants engage in conversations with DO-IT Scholars, Ambassadors, and Mentors, learning from real-life experiences and building a supportive network. The program is open to students nationally and serves as a stepping stone toward independence, inclusion, and lifelong learning.