Some childhood cancer survivors experience significant late effects that impact the capability to live independently. This overview helps provide basic information about guardianship for an
The NCCSD is the only federally-funded national center in the U.S. with information and resources for future and current college students with disabilities, including those
Adults with disabilities who may not be able to live independently often rely on parents. It is wise for aging parents to plan for the likelihood
The transition from high school to college can be a confusing time for any student. This resource focuses on components that are important to the
Brothers or sisters are very important people in our lives. Accepting the potential, or reality, of becoming an eventual caregiver as a sibling can feel
Section 504 states that any institution (including colleges and universities) receiving Federal financial assistance may not discriminate against disabled persons. This article explains how this
As a young adult treated for cancer in childhood, your healthcare needs to transition to the adult care setting, with a primary healthcare provider who
When you live alone with an illness or health condition, you may find your everyday life impacted in several ways. Despite the challenges, you can
As maturing youth get closer to adulthood, setting goals for living an independent life is important. Sometimes, it can be intimidating or frightening, but taking
Many young people with disabilities continue to live at home long after they reach legal adulthood. For those who are able to move out on
