When your child turns 18, the rules and laws governing them change. Here’s how parents and legal experts recommend you prepare for that transition—and create the best situation for your child.
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Sometimes teaching your child the skills they need to live independently requires a little creativity and a lot of fun.
Case managers can be very helpful for your child with a disability and your entire family. Hear from a couple of case managers who explain what they can do to help.