This guide provides info on how to plan for college & tips for accommodations & assistive technology specifically helpful to students with disabilities.

311 provides assistance to residents of NYC on a variety of topics. Use the website for assistance or call 311 from your phone. 

AFC serves children and youth (ages 0-26) in New York City who are struggling in school or experiencing discrimination in school or early learning programs.

This US Department of Education resource gives a summary of the federal requirements of a Free Appropriate Public Education for students with disabilities.

OSERS supports programs that help educate children, youth, and adults with disabilities. Information about resources and federal legislation can also be found on this website.

This guide provides information about how to pay for college as well as scholarships and other information that is specifically helpful for students with disabilities.

This website provides a comprehensive guide on earning a master’s degree and includes articles and guidance for students with disabilities. 

Resources related to IDEA, a federal law that governs how states and public agencies provide early intervention, special education, and related services to children with...

Going to College is an online resource for teens with disabilities to learn about college life and what to do to prepare for it.

CPIR serves as a central resource of information and training for parents of children with disabilities, birth to age 26.