Options
Options is a transition fair for high school students and their families. The goal of Options is to connect students and their families with resources that are essential for their future. Agencies and Resources present will be focused in the areas of: Educational Opportunities, Employment Services, Vocational Day Programs, Government Programs, Health Services, Legal Resources, Recreational Opportunities, Referral Sources and Information, Residential Programs, Transportation Resources There are many considerations for youth and adults who have disabilities. We have summarized each service and listed organizations in and around the Chicagoland area that offer critical services to all persons with disabilities. Each organization is listed under its primary service category. Remember, most organizations provide multiple services, and you should thoroughly read through the information so that you can become aware of all of your Options! Service organizations attending the Options Fair will be listed in the link near the top of this web page. See the downloadable Options booklet link above as well as other resources from the Options Fair (and past fairs). We look forward to seeing you at Options!
Options Transition Resource Fair 2015
Meet with representatives from schools and agencies which provide education, vocational, recreational, residential, financial, legal, and social resource services.
See the downloadable flyers to be posted in the Spring of 2014 for more information on the Options Fair. Please note that the form will also be available in Spanish.
Options Fair 2015 Brochure in English
Options Fair 2015 Brochure in Spanish
WHEN: April 30, 2015
WHERE: College of Lake County, Grayslake Campus
ROOM: Grayslake Campus C Wing Conference Area
Two Sessions!
1st Session 7:00-7:30pm
2nd Session 7:45-8:15pm
CAU is the first case management agency in Illinois that provides independent case management services to individuals with a wide range of disabilities, including developmental disabilities, mental health needs, hearing, visual and physical impairments.
Learn about PUNS "Prioritization of Urgency of Need for Services" and more.