TRANSITIONS CENTER SCHOOL
The Transitions Center School teaches students with exceptionalities the skills, responsibilities, and life essentials to live independently. Students are empowered to make adult decisions and function independently in school, work, living arrangements, interpersonal relationships, recreational activities, and more. To support these efforts, there are a number of resources, supports, and programs available that help students progress towards independence.
Community Agency Partners
Agency | Overview | Details |
|---|---|---|
DHS provides food, cash, child care, medical, and emergency relief assistance. | 411 E. Genesee Avenue | |
DNMM is a community-based, consumer-driven, rights and advocacy organization that supports individuals with disabilities. | 909 Washington Avenue | |
MRS provides students with vocational training and support for vocational placement. | 411 E. Genesee Avenue | |
SCCMHA provides family support services including respite programs, family support subsidy, counseling, and children's Medicaid waiver evaluation and coordination. | 500 Hancock Street | |
SSI is a federal, needs-based benefit program for children with disabilities and adults with permanent impairments that preclude gainful employment. | 611 E. Genesee Avenue |