Resource Library

Created by Seattle University’s Center for Change in Transition Services, this interactive flowchart is designed to guide students with disabilities, their families, and educators through the transition planning process. It breaks down complex topics into accessible, visual steps and includes multimedia resources to support understanding. Whether you're just beginning to plan or refining an existing IEP, this tool offers valuable insights to help self-advocates take charge of their future.

The DISID website is a single point of entry for individuals to access resources from The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR), Division of Support Services (DSS), Guam State Rehabilitation Council (SRC), State Independent Living Council (SILC), it also lists upcoming events and helpful links for individuals living in Guam. 

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 Six Core Elements of Health Care Transition is a nationally recognized approach developed by Got Transition to guide youth, families, and health care providers through the transition from pediatric to adult-centered care. The framework includes customizable tools and strategies for assessing readiness, planning care, tracking progress, and completing the transfer. Each element is designed to build self-care skills and ensure a smooth, supported transition. This resource empowers self-advocates to understand their health needs, communicate with providers, and access adult health services effectively.