Online Publications & Resources

Wheels on the Bus (iOS)

In this free app, sing along with the childhood classic song and interact with the illustrations to discover hidden surprises on every page.

When It’s Time to Change, You’ve Got to Rearrange: Improving Transitions

This Home and Community Positive Behavior Support Network newsletter includes steps that may make transitions easier for people who find changes in their day-to-day activities challenging and frustrating.

Whose Future is it Anyway?

This adapted literature publication (symbols and text) explores a student-directed transition planning process.

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Why ERH Matters: Early Relational Health Explained

This resource explains Early Relational Health, state of emotional well-being that grows from emotional connection between babies and toddlers and their parents and caregivers when they experience strong, positive, and nurturing relationships with each other.

Why Pediatricians Are Prescribing Books

This article from Time discusses the statistics behind the American Academy of Pediatrics' policy statement recommending parents start reading to their children from the first days of their lives.

Wilderwood Service Dogs

This nonprofit organization trains service dogs for people with neurological diseases and disorders including autism, brain injury, stroke, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and more.

Work Incentives Connections Fall 2024 newsletter

The fall 2024 Work Incentives Connections newsletter includes information about how the expansion to Medicaid buy-in removes limits for workers with disabilities; fall webinars; and the Sherlock Center seeking to hire a bilingual benefits specialist.

Work Incentives Connections Spring 2024 newsletter

The spring 2024 Work Incentives Connections newsletter topics include understanding tax implications of federal benefits; the Sherlock Center's new website; Lunch and Learn webinars; and wage reporting.

Work Incentives Connections Summer 2024 newsletter

The summer 2024 Work Incentives Connections newsletter includes information about a new Social Security rule that eases the overpayment burden; webinars; and how benefits counseling can help prevent overpayment.

Workin

Workin provides multiple no-cost services to job seekers. Register for free and it will send local job postings that fit your interests.

Working While Disabled: How We Can Help

This Social Security Administration brochure explains work incentives and Ticket to Work programs that can help people with disabilities work.

Working While Disabled: How We Can Help (English audio version)

The English audio version of this Social Security Administration brochure explains work incentives and Ticket to Work programs that can help people with disabilities work.

Working While Disabled: How We Can Help (Spanish version)

This Social Security Administration brochure explains work incentives and Ticket to Work programs that can help people with disabilities work. This version is in Spanish.

Working with Behavioral Issues

This podcast (a 25-minute YouTube video) by Nathan Ory discusses ways to prevent challenging behavior.

Youth Transition Services, Ocean State Center for Independent Living

Ocean State Center for Independent Living (OSCIL) is one of two Independent Living Centers in Rhode Island. OSCIL, located in Warwick, provides information and referral, advocacy, assessment services and a range of other services designed to support independent living. OSCIL helps to provide the necessary independent living skills and real life experience for self-directed youth ages 14-24 with disabilities to help them enter the post high school world successfully.

ZERO to THREE

This organization's mission is to ensure that all babies and toddlers have a strong start in life and its vision is a society that has the knowledge and will to support all infants and toddlers in reaching their full potential.

ZipRecruiter

ZipRecruiter is an online employment marketplace that connects millions of job seekers with companies of all sizes.