Annual five-day leadership program for teens with disabilities that provides information and resources about employment, education, independence and assistive technology at CSU Sacramento.
Post-secondary programs at six colleges provide young adults with Asperger’s, Autism, ADHD, nonverbal and other learning differences with the social, academic, career and life skills necessary for success.
Provides academic supports and coaching to neurodivergent young adults who want to attend college (class registration, organizing, social skills, connection to college resources, communicating with professors, etc.).
Facilitates inclusive learning environments and increases access and success for students with disabilities through innovative support services.
Program designed to help students succeed at college by developing a Student Education Plan according to academic and vocational goals, strengths and limitations. TTY: 619-388-7301
Facilitates services for students with disabilities and creates an encouraging environment enabling them to participate in regular college curriculum. TTY: 760-736-4618
Serves Point Loma Nazarene students with a learning, physical, medical, or psychological disability through tutoring, paper editing, assistive devices, and other accommodations.
Provides services and courses to help students with disabilities reach their academic and vocational goals. The instructional component promotes equal participation in mainstream academic programs.
City College, Mesa, Miramar and Continuing Education.
Programs for students with learning and physical disabilities.
Promotes integration of all individuals into education, work, family and community life. Conducts research, training and education using a variety of strategies.
Eligibility services, assistive tech, tutors, note takers, test accommodations and more to keep SDSU students on track for success.
Calpulli Center
A national initiative dedicated to developing, expanding and improving research and practice in higher education for students with intellectual disability.