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AT4ALL

AT4ALL has a variety of equipment available for all of your Assistive Technology needs. Equipment available includes: computers, wheelchairs & scooters, walkers, personal care items, items for vision and hearing impairments, hospital beds, and adapted vehicles. It is a one-stop resource which includes items for sale, give away, loan, demonstration, or evaluation.  Any individual from Nebraska with a disability; family members or caregivers, service providers, school personnel, or others who are addressing assistive technology needs of persons with disabilities are welcome to use this site.

PTI Nebraska  Parent Training & Information

The mission of PTI Nebraska is to provide training, information and support to parents in Nebraska who have a child birth through twenty six with special needs. Resources are provided for parents, other family members, school personnel and interested others.

Department of Education Special Populations - Transition

Transition is a coordinated set of activities for a student with a disability, which promotes movement from school to post-school activities.  This Nebraska Department of Education site explains the educational requirements of transition.

Nebraska Advocacy Services, Inc.

Nebraska Advocacy Services, Inc., advocates on behalf of individuals with disabilities.  This agency serves the entire state of Nebraska.  There services are provided to transition students with disabilities ages 14 through 21.

Transition - NDE      

This site is designed to provide information and resources for all stakeholders involved in assisting students with disabilities as they prepare to transition from school to adult living. This site provides critical information regarding the transition process, to include requirements and mandates as well as best practices in the field of transition.

Central Region ASD Team (CRASDT)

The Central Region Autism Team is part of a statewide network created by the Nebraska Department of Education Special Populations Office (NDE). The network is composed of five Regional Teams throughout Nebraska and the Austism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Standing Committee in partnership with NDE and UNL. The goals of the network are to assist school districts in providing quality educational opportunities for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and to enhance their capacity in providing free, appropriate public education in the least restrictive environment to children with ASD.
This link connects to the CRASDT list of materials/resources that can be checked out.

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