Youth

Services including Employment Support and Educational Guidance.

The Bridge Program supports families of children under age 22 who have developmental disabilities to access and coordinate needed medical, educational, social or other services.

Medicaid Program for Vermonters under age 21 with a significant disability or health condition. This program is administered by VT Department of Health.

Family Managed Respite (FMR) provides family caregivers a break in ongoing care for children and young adults, under age 22, who have been identified with a mental health condition or developmental disability

Funding provided to eligible Families of Individuals with Developmental Disabilities to help pay for specific items.

Children and transition age youth with developmental disabilities may be eligible for home and community-based services tailored to the individual's specific needs

Agency of Human Services is committed to interagency teaming efforts to create a seamless Children’s System of Care for Children 0-22. Learn more about these cross-departmental (DCF-DMH-DAIL) efforts on the Integrating Family Services website.

Counselor can help Students with disabilities think about possible careers, further training after High School or help to find a job.

Youth Transition Counselors can help you think about possible careers and further training after High School