This section provides information on miscellaneous post-secondary opportunities available to students with varying disabilities including but not limited to:
Disability-specific service providers
Comprehensive programs and agencies
Transportation
Disability-specific service providers
Comprehensive programs and agencies
Transportation
Our mission at DSAH is to provide programs and support to individuals with Down syndrome, their families, and the professionals who serve them, and to create awareness in the community through advocacy, education and medical outreach.
Person-directed planning, supported employment, supported living, transition planning and family support are tools for building the future of the people we serve and the families who support them.
Solutions for families and corporations dealing with autism, ADHD, and similar social challenges at all ages.
With the completion of Phase One of the Learning Activity Center (LAC), the agency offers the most comprehensive programs and services for people with intellectual and development disabilities in the greater Houston northwest.
RIDES is a curb-to-curb subsidized program that allows eligible customers and participating agencies to purchase transportation services at a significant discount.
Touch Base: Center for the Deafblind is a nonprofit organization created to benefit deafblind people after they graduate from school.
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The Center is a not for profit agency serving persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities through innovative programs and compassionate care underpinned by our key values and vision for The Center.
By providing IEP parent support in Houston, education & training events on the special education process, developmental disabilities diagnosis information, and referral to community resources, Family to Family Network offers families of children with disabilities the opportunity to network with other families in order to learn from and help one another.
This website is especially for families and parents of children with disabilities or special health-care needs and is designed to offer support, inspiration, resources, and links to services available.
On February 16, 2009, Fort Bend Transit rolled out the first phase of a new transportation service for people with disabilities who live in the rural areas of Fort Bend County.
The company is dedicated to impacting communities for the better with a mission to help people live their best life. As the largest diversified health and human services provider in the U.S., ResCare is the largest private provider of services to people with disabilities, the largest privately-owned home care company, the largest provider of specialized high-acuity neuro-rehab in community settings, and the largest career center workforce contractor in the U.S.
The Sean Ashley House, located in Houston, is a Texas not-for-profit (501c3) organization designed to provide "model" homes for individuals with autism, blindness, mental retardation, and/or multiple disabilities.
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