Online Publications & Resources
The Sherlock Center offers hundreds of online resources and publications on topics across the lifespan, from early intervention to transition to person-centered thinking, employment and self-determination.
These resources are searchable in the fields below. You can search by a keyword or an exact title in the “Search All Resources” box or you can search by project/service, topic or type – form, online resource or Sherlock Center publication.
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Self-Employment, Griffen-Hammis Associates
Griffin-Hammis, Associates are pioneers in the field of customized employment. The website contains articles and stories about customized employment.
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Self-Regulation and Toxic Stress Series
The goal of this series from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation is to communicate the potential of a self-regulation framework for strengthening prevention programs and human services.
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Sensory Connection Fall 2025 Newsletter
This quarterly newsletter shares resources with educational teams and families supporting deafblind learners.
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Sensory Connection Winter 2026 Newsletter
This quarterly newsletter shares resources with educational teams and families supporting deafblind learners.
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Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired (SBVI)
SBVI provides eligible individuals with visual impairments the opportunities and support that will enable them to become independent, active, self-sustaining members of their community.
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Sharing Information about Early Intervention
This document outlines how HIPPA, FERPA and IDEA apply to Early Intervention.
- PDF English 255.92 KB
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Sherlock Center Employer Resource Guide
Rhode Island and national resources for employers hiring people with disabilities.
- PDF English 617.69 KB
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Sherlock Plan: Medicaid for Working People with Disabilities
The Sherlock Plan – Medicaid for Working People with Disabilities Program is a type of Medicaid eligibility for working adults with disabilities. People eligible under this category are entitled to the full scope of Medicaid benefits, home and community-based services, and services needed to facilitate and/or maintain employment. Some participants may be required to pay a monthly premium.
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Sitter City
Sitter City helps job seekers find positions as baby sitters, nannies, pet sitters and in special needs and senior care and helps caretakers find support and specialized care.
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Skills for Rhode Island's Future
This nonprofit matches businesses that have current, unmet hiring needs with qualified unemployed and underemployed job seekers
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Social Enterprise Greenhouse
Provides social entrepreneurs and ventures with the services they need to move from idea to execution to scale including: incubation, acceleration, later stage strategy and financial services, and below market rate loan funding
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Social Security Administration
Social Security provides a source of income for retirees and those who cannot work because a disability (SSI and SSDI.)
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Social Security Administration Publications
This searchable page links dozens of SSA publications; additional formats such as English audio and Spanish are available for many.
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Social Security Administration's Ticket to Work
Social Security's free and voluntary Ticket to Work Program supports career development for people ages 18 through 64 who receive Social Security disability benefits and want to work. It helps people with disabilities move toward financial independence and connects them with the services and support they need to succeed in the workforce.
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Social Security Administration's Ticket to Work Webinars and Tutorials
Learn more about the Ticket to Work program through webinars, on-demand learning and self-paced tutorials.
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Social-Emotional Development: Infants and Toddlers
This lesson teaches how infants and toddlers develop socially and emotionally, about social-emotional milestones and what to do when concerned about the social-emotional development of an infant or toddler.
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South County Habitat for Humanity Rhode Island
Founded in 1990, this affiliate serves all towns and villages in Washington County: Charlestown, Exeter, Hopkinton, Narragansett, New Shoreham, North Kingstown, Richmond, South Kingstown and Westerly.
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Spoken - Tap to Talk AAC (iOS)
Tap on the screen in this free app to build sentences quickly; the app speaks them automatically, with a wide variety of voices to choose from.
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Spoken – Tap to Talk AAC (Android)
Tap on the screen in this free app to build sentences quickly; the app speaks them automatically, with a wide variety of voices to choose from.
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Form
SRF Discharge
Use this form to document the child's date and reason for discharge from EI, including any recommended resources.
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