East Bay Post High-CUE provides Transition Services for students in the Provo City School District

As students with disabilities prepare to leave High School at age 18 EBPH assists in the process of transitioning to adult life. We provide services in the areas of Post-Secondary Education (e.g. community/ local college, university, technical school), and Training (e.g. vocational, continuing adult education, on-the-job training), Employment (part -full time, paid, un-paid, internship, apprenticeship), Independent and Adult living (Social skills, Transportation, Community Access).

See the Class websites for more information

In addition to educational programs for school aged students 18-22, our school serves adults with disabilities ages 18 years and older. For over 30 years Provo School District has provided vocational services at CUE. An important aspect of the vocational, and educational programs for the "adult students" are the linen and laundry services, assembly work, along with custodial, food and other services for Provo district, it's patron's, along with dozens of businesses in the community.

See the Class websites and the Adult Program Page for more information

	The Mission of East Bay Post High-CUE is to provide instructional services to assist individuals to develop educational, personal, employment and independent living skills that will prepare them to work and reside as adults in their communities.
	A key aspect of our educational services is to assist individuals and their families and care givers develop partnerships and linkages with community programs and resources that will serve them even after they leave the school district.
	We facilitate work opportunities for all of our students. As part of our school we operate Central Utah Enterprises (CUE). CUE is a sheltered workshop and enclave program for adults with disabilities ages 18 and over. CUE does contract and production work both on and off site. CUE has been part of the Provo City School District for over 30 years.  See the Adult Program page for more information.

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We look forward to working with you. Our goal is your long term success.

Ability First

Ability First offers services in:

Money Management and budgeting

Survival in Emergencies classes

Basic Computer skill classes

Cooking classes

Assistance in SSI and Medicaid qualification

Work training sites

Honks

Deseret Industries

Provo City Library

Provo Towne Centre

Food and Care Coalition

Transition information and training. Transition Resources

Transition Coalition is a very good site. It includes training mudules with videos that make the learning more enjoyable and effective.

Here is an interesting report. It takes a current look at the Post School outcomes for students with disabilities in the US. The data they use is from 2005 through 2011 but even the older data is still relevant and useful. Transition report

Professional Development 1/2 day Dec. 12, 2011

General information (Educational roles, responsibilities, standards), PLC's, DSPD services overview Susan Greer -DSPD Support Coordinator

Professional Development 1/2 day Jan. 25, 2012

General information, DSPD Supported Employment (Supported Work Independence SWI) presentation by Tricia Jones Parkin -DSPD Program Administrator, OSHA overview presentation by Lisa Harmon -PSD Head Nurse

As your student finishes High School it is natural to ask; "What's next?" EBPH can assist. Contact us at 801-375-0414 and press 4 for School Services or call 801-360-7135.

We will meet with you and your son/daughter in a Transition meeting. We can meet at school, home, or here at EBPH and discuss post high school plans and options. We work with all students 18 -22 years of age who are in the district and who have an IEP. Whether your son/daughter is planning on attending College, needing assistance preparing to work, developing independent living skills, or accessing community resources we can help. We can facilitate assistance through Accessibility Services for College (including UVU, BYU, MATC, Adult Ed. Continuing HS studies, etc.) work training (at EBPH through paid and volunteer training, Vocational Rehabilitation, Workforce Services, DSPD, etc.) Independent Living learning and Community access (Ability First, Recreational programs, etc.) We can help you and your student prepare for the next phase of life.

We can help you in understanding Age of Majority issues and Guardianship. We will refer you to those who can assist you through the process to gaining guardianship of your adult (18 year old) child.

During the school year East Bay Post High will provide information and resources that may be useful. It may be provided in one or more of the following ways:
-sent home with students
-mailed to parent/guardian
-posted on our school bulletin board and/or website
-forwarded to the e-mail addresses that we have on file for parents/guardians

If you would like specific resources, individual consultation, and/or individual Benefits Planning regarding Social Security, Medicaid, or other government benefits, please contact Gary Lacock at 801-360-7135

In preparation for adult life we assist students, parents and families to develop linkages with appropriate services. These may include but are not limited to:

UVU Accessibility Services (See website for more information)

"The Accessibility Services Department is committed to helping students with disabilities receive reasonable accommodations during their college experience at UVU. We provide a variety of services, software and equipment for students with a wide range of disabilities. Come in and see how we can help you achieve your best!"

Vocational Rehabilitation (See website for more information)

  VR's mission is to assist eligible individuals in obtaining employment and increasing their independence.

Utah State Office of Rehabilitation serves individuals through the Division of Rehabilitation Services (DRS), the Division of Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired (DSBVI), and the Division of Services for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DSDHH).

They assist individuals with disabilities who need assistance getting back to work, employers looking for qualified job applicants, or just want to learn more about rehabilitation in Utah go to this website.

Ability First (See website for more information)

Ability First offers services in:

Money Management and budgeting

Survival in Emergencies classes

Basic Computer skill classes

Cooking classes

Assistance in SSI and Medicaid application

DSPD (See website for more information)

  DSPD promotes opportunities and provides support for persons with disabilities to lead self-determined lives. They oversee home and community-based services for people who have disabilities. Support includes community living, day services, supported employment services, and support for people with disabilities and their families.

Community Agencies and Transition Resources

Utah Parent Center- is the most comprehensive disability-related information and referral agency in the state of Utah. Go to their website for current schedules of events, and to get their Disability Resource Book. The Disability Resource Book has descriptions and contact information for every disability-related agency and organization in Utah. You can also view their "EConnections" newsletter at their website.

Internet address: http://www.utahparentcenter.org
Phone number: 801-272-1051

Address: 2290 E. 4500 S. Suite 110
Salt Lake City, UT 84117

Family to Family Network holds monthly meetings about topics such as: guardianship, adult services, D.S.P.D., S.S.I. & Medicaid, estate planning, and more. The Family to Family Network is available to anyone, whether or not they are in public school. Parents and students are strongly encouraged to attend the Family to Family Network meeting(s) for your choice to get critical information. Not only will you learn a lot, you will meet people who can help and support you for many years to come. To receive a schedule of Family to Family Network meetings call: (801) 272-1051 or (1-800) 468-1160.

Internet address:http:www.utahfamilyto familynetwork.org

SSI-Social Security- Supplemental Security Income

Internet address: http://www.ssa.gov/

Phone number: 1-800-772-1213 or (801) 268-1060

Address: 348 E. 6400 S. (Winchester Street)
Suite 100
Murray, Utah 84107

SSI Medicaid Utah Work Incentives (Work Abilities)

Internet address: http://www.uwin.org/index.htm

Phone number: 1-877-246-9675 (toll free)

Address: 1595 W. 500 S.
Salt Lake City, Utah 84104

Disability Law Center

Intrenet address: http://www.disabilitylawcenter.org

Phone number: 1-800- 662-9080 or 1-800-5504182 TTY

Address: 205 N. 400 W.
Salt Lake City, Utah 84103

Division of Rehabilitation Services (Vocational Rehab.)

Internet address: http://www.usor.utah.gov

Phone number: 1-800- 625-7519 or (801) 446-2560

Address: South Valley District
926 W. Baxter Dr. (10600 S.)
South Jordan, Utah 84095-8687

Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD)

Internet address: http://www.hsdspd.state.ut.us
* many other helpful web links are listed

Phone number: (801) 264-7620
Ask to speak to an intake worker.

Address: 655 E. 4500 S.
Salt lake City, Utah 84165

Access Utah Network

Internet address: http://accessut.org

The Arc of Utah

Internet address: http://www.arcutah.org

Phone number: (801) 364-5060
(toll free)1-800-371-5060

Address: 155 S. 300 W.
Suite # 201
Salt Lake City, Utah 84101

Community Services Council/Volunteering ---- 2-1-1 Info Bank
(bringing people and services together)

Internet address: http://www.informationandreferral.org

Phone number: Dial 2-1-1 or 1-888-826-9790

Address: 1025 S. 700 W.
Salt Lake City, Utah 84104

State of Utah - Department of Health

Internet Address: http://www.health.state.ut.us

Phone number: 1-888-222-2542

Utah Development Disabilities Council

Internet Address: http://www.utahddc.org

Address: 155 S. 300 W. Suit 100
Salt Lake City, Utah 84101

Phone number: (801) 533-3965
Toll free in Utah: 800-333-8824
TDD Relay Line: 711
Language Line: (801) 533-4636
Fax number: (801) 533-3968

Utah Medicaid

Internet Address: http://www.health.utah.gov/medicaid

Medicaid eligibility and information phone number: 1-800-662-9651

Utah Medicaid Information Hotline

Internet Address: http://hlunix.ex.state.ut.us/medicaid

Phone Number: 1-800-662-9651

Fax Number: 1-801-538-6805

Utah Transit Authority (UTA) including Para transit (Flex Trans)

Internet address: http://www.rideuta.com

Medicaid Eligibility

Utah Medical Assistance Program - UMAP

Medical assistance program sponsored by the state of Utah for adults between
the ages of 18-65 who do not qualify for Medicaid.

Internet address: http://health.utah.gov/medicaid/html/umap_.html

Bureau of State Medical Services - UMAP

Phone number: 1-800-662-9651 or 801-538-6167
Address: PO Box 143107
Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-3107

Department of Workforce Services and Utah Job Bank

Internet address: http://www.dws.state.ut.us

Phone number: (801) 526-9675 (WORK)

Supported Employment Services:

For a current list of agencies that provide supported employment, contact DSPD.

Phone Number: (801) 264-7620 ask to speak to an intake worker

Address: 655 E. 4500 S.
Salt Lake City, Utah 84165

Utah Advocacy

Internet address: http://www.utahadvocacy.com

Phone number: (801) 816-0206

DDI Vantage Supported Employment

Phone Number: (801) 266-3939

Utah Parent Center

Internet address: http://www.utahparentcenter.org

Phone Number: (801) 272-1051

Address: 2290 E. 4500 S #110
Salt Lake City, Utah 84117

Utah Center for Assistive Technology (UCAT)

Internet address: http://www.usor.utah.gov/ucat

Phone Number: (801) 887-9500

Address: 1595 W. 500 S.
Salt Lake City, Utah

Housing Information

through DSPD
call Christine Nguyen at (801) 268-5428

Address: DSPD
655 E. 4500 S.
Salt Lake City, Utah 84165