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AccessComputing helps people with disabilities successfully pursue undergraduate, graduate degrees, and employment in computing fields

Access College: The Student Lounge provides a program for students who have an interest in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics to come together, learn, and seek a career in STEM. 

The site features interactive tools like career assessments, resume builders, and job search platforms, along with guidance on apprenticeships, internships, and vocational training. Specialized resources such as GetMyFuture help youth explore career paths, set goals, and connect with support services. Families can use CareerOneStop to help their children identify strengths, plan for postsecondary education or employment, and build the skills needed for independent living. The platform also connects users to local American Job Centers for personalized assistance and support 

This program supports self-advocates by providing year-round and summer programming that blends neuroscience education with self-advocacy, peer networking, and transition planning. Participants engage in real-world STEM activities, connect with mentors, and gain tools to navigate college and adult life with confidence. The program fosters independence and inclusion, helping neurodiverse learners discover their strengths and plan for meaningful futures in higher education and beyond

This scholarship program supports self-advocates to access programing that provides year-round and summer programming that blends neuroscience education with self-advocacy, peer networking, and transition planning. Participants engage in real-world STEM activities, connect with mentors, and gain tools to navigate college and adult life with confidence. The program fosters independence and inclusion, helping neurodiverse learners discover their strengths and plan for meaningful futures in higher education and beyond

Families can use Explore Work to guide their child through key transition topics such as identifying talents, gaining early work experience, and learning how to advocate for support in school and the workplace. The site includes tools for teachers and trainers, making it a valuable resource for collaborative planning. With accessible content and practical activities, Explore Work helps youth and their families take meaningful steps toward a successful adult life.