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Persons with Disabilities - Additional Resources
If you're a person with a disabillity who is planning your education, then the information and resources in this section are a good place to begin.
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Your Disability at School and Work

The resources on this page will help you communicate about your disability and deal with related issues.
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Alberta Transition to Employment Services Program

This program provides post–secondary training to adults with mild developmental disabilities. Find out if it can help you prepare for the world of work and independent living.
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Duty to Accommodate Students With Disabilities

Post–secondary institutions have duty to accommodate students with disabilities. Check out this Alberta Human Rights Commission resource to learn more.
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Canada Pension Plan Disability Vocational Rehabilitation Program

Are you getting CPP disability benefits? This program offers vocational counselling, training dollars and job search services to help you return to work.
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Prepare for Education and Training Opportunities

Explore and prepare for post–secondary education and training opportunities.
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Transition Planning Guide

Are you a student in grades 9 to 12? Or a parent of students in these grades? This guide will give you information and ideas for planning the transition from secondary to post-secondary school.
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Community Disability Services (CDS)

Provides a comprehensive view of CDS across Alberta, including career paths, education advice, regional agency links, resources and contact information.

Transition Planning Guide - A Career and Education Planning Guide for Students with Disabilities

Designed for Grades 9 – 12 students with disabilities and their parents and or caregivers, this guide provides comprehensive information and ideas to help navigate the journey from high school to post-secondary education.
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