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Disabled Youth

Resources for physically challenged, developmentally delayed and sensory impaired youth.

Different Abilities, Different Challenges

We at C3 know that all students face different challenges and have different abilities. We have complied these resources for physically challenged, developmentally delayed and sensory impaired youth to help them access the assistance available.  

Don't know where to start? FACT Oregon works to empower families and fight for disability justice. 

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Disabled Youth

Resources for physically challenged, developmentally delayed and sensory impaired youth

Camp Summit

Summer camp that welcomes campers who are physically challenged, developmentally delayed, dual-sensory impaired, or have multiple disabilities.

Learning Disability Resources

Resources, information about assistive technology and support for students with dyslexia, ADHD, and other relatetd learning disabilities.

Job Searching with a Mental Health Condition

Information from the U.S. Government about your rights concerning equal opportunity employment.

How to Support a Student with Autism Applying for Jobs

Guided lesson plan

Extra time Accommodations

From the College Board, how to request extra time accommodations for SATs and related exams.

National Center for Learning Disablities

Definitions and information about specific learning disabilities, including rights for those diagnosed. 

Scholarships

Scholarship awards from the National Center for Learning Disabilities.

Coalition on Accessibilty

Fact sheet for students with disabilities for their transition to collage.

Accessibility Playbook

From the Coalition on Accessibility in Higher Education, a handbook for students and parents. 

 

Additional Helpful Links from C3

LGBTQIA2S+ Youth

Resources and specific support for LQBTQIA2S+ students.

LGBTQIA2S+ Youth
Career Journey Maps

PDFs created by C3 to assist students in exploring potential career paths.

Career Journey Maps
First Generation Students

Specific resources for immigrant and first generation families.

First Generation Students