Audiology - SDSD pediatric audiologists offer diagnostic hearing evaluations, hearing assistive technology recommendations/ fittings/ troubleshooting, and educational audiology services. The SDSD audiology assistants provide hearing screenings at schools and daycares. All services are provided at no cost. Outreach - SDSD offers early intervention and school-based outreach services for children who are deaf or hard of hearing and their families at no cost. Student Evaluations - SDSD can evaluate SDSD Outreach Clients for school districts and LEAs serving children identified as deaf or hard of hearing at no cost.

The state of South Dakota has regionally based staff to provide support and technical assistance to high school students with disabilities and their families, local education agencies, and agencies seeking information on transition planning. Activities provided by the regional transition liaisons can include: Training to students, families, schools, and adult service agencies on transition and development of transition plans Identifying and obtaining instructional materials and assistance with implementation of self determination curriculum Student leadership activities; Youth Leadership Forum (YLF); and one-day events: 'Catch the College Wave', and 'Let's Talk Work' Individual support and/or assistance Post-secondary linkages

Helps people with disabilities develop the skills needed to find and maintain employment. Services are individualized for the client. Common services include: - Occupational development - Guidance - Consultation - Mock interviews - Resume and cover letter creation - Assistance with applications - Follow-up contact - Information pertaining to workplace earnings and the impact on Social Security benefits, Medicare, and Medicaid. - Vocational evaluations - Occupational interest surveys - Independent living evaluations - Short-term internships - On site job coaching and/or assessment - Basic social skill development - Cultural awareness - Transitional support into the workplace for students and young adults - Specific job and task analysis - Guidance for accommodations and adaptive equipment Individuals are referred to Career Advantage by the Division of Rehabilitation Services (DRS), commonly referred to as Vocational Rehabilitation (VR), State Services for the Blind & Visually Impaired (SBVI), local School Districts, as well as friends and family members. Career Advantage is also used as a local resource for businesses who may have disability employment questions, may be seeking guidance on best practices, approaches, accommodations, adaptive equipment, or may be looking to hire additional employees. Functional assessments are available for on-site testing, and disability training for staff is a service available by special request.

The following services may be utilized on the road to a life of purpose and possibilities: - Residential services - Employment discovery - Supported employment - Community life engagement - Client benefits management - Nursing/coordination of medical services - Special education/transition services - Behavior support services

Sesdac provides services and supports to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Services include Day Services, Transition Services, Employment Supports, Residential Services, and Educational Services.

Western Resources for Independent Living is a center for independent living for all individuals of all ages with disabilities. We are a private non-profit agency with offices in Rapid City, Spearfish & Pierre, serving the people of 17 counties in western and central South Dakota. Independent Living is the right of an individual to make decisions to increase control over one's own life and to be responsible for those choices. Listed below are the 5 Core Services and other services provided. - Individual & Systems Advocacy program - Information & Referral Services - Peer Support - Independent Living Skills - Transitions Other Services Include: - Home Modifications, Ramps and Adaptive Devices - Housing: assist with locating affordable housing in the community - Employment Services: increase knowledge in career research, completing applications, resumes and developing interview skills - Recreational Services: assist an individual to identify opportunities in the community that provide meaningful leisure time activities and to learn socialization skills - Technology Adaptive Services TAD: devices that assist an individual to independently communicate - Commute (Transportation) Options: transportation training, to help understand options and referrals available for transportation - Youth Transition Services: services for youth 12-24 years old that promote self-awareness, self-esteem, advocacy and self-empowerment skills. - Security Deposit Assistance Program: low income persons with disabilities and/or the elderly. Other factors include need of security deposit and meeting HUD income eligibility. - Social Security: assist individuals with applying for SSI/SSDI benefits

Helps individuals with disabilities to gain and maintain compatible employment in an area of their choice. Provides the following services - Determines eligibility for vocational rehabilitation services, Counseling and guidance, Physical and mental restoration, Tribal vocational training, Services to family members, Interpreter services, Support employment, Personal assistance, Rehabilitation technology, Transition assistance, Transportation assistance, Technical assistance, Self-employment, Job-related services, and Program referrals.

The state of South Dakota has regionally based staff to provide support and technical assistance to high school students with disabilities and their families, local education agencies, and agencies seeking information on transition planning. Activities provided by the regional transition liaisons can include: Training to students, families, schools, and adult service agencies on transition and development of transition plans Identifying and obtaining instructional materials and assistance with implementation of self determination curriculum Student leadership activities; Youth Leadership Forum (YLF); and one-day events: 'Catch the College Wave', and 'Let's Talk Work' Individual support and/or assistance Post-secondary linkages

Offers ABA-based therapy programs to help kids of all abilities learn and grow. Treatment plans are family-centered, individualized, and backed by science.

Western Resources for Independent Living is a center for independent living for all individuals of all ages with disabilities. We are a private non-profit agency with offices in Rapid City, Spearfish & Pierre, serving the people of 17 counties in western and central South Dakota. Independent Living is the right of an individual to make decisions to increase control over one's own life and to be responsible for those choices. Listed below are the 5 Core Services and other services provided. - Individual & Systems Advocacy program - Information & Referral Services - Peer Support - Independent Living Skills - Transitions Other Services Include: - Home Modifications, Ramps and Adaptive Devices - Housing: assist with locating affordable housing in the community - Employment Services: increase knowledge in career research, completing applications, resumes and developing interview skills - Recreational Services: assist an individual to identify opportunities in the community that provide meaningful leisure time activities and to learn socialization skills - Technology Adaptive Services TAD: devices that assist an individual to independently communicate - Commute (Transportation) Options: transportation training, to help understand options and referrals available for transportation - Youth Transition Services: services for youth 12-24 years old that promote self-awareness, self-esteem, advocacy and self-empowerment skills. - Security Deposit Assistance Program: low income persons with disabilities and/or the elderly. Other factors include need of security deposit and meeting HUD income eligibility. - Social Security: assist individuals with applying for SSI/SSDI benefits

The state of South Dakota has regionally based staff to provide support and technical assistance to high school students with disabilities and their families, local education agencies, and agencies seeking information on transition planning. Activities provided by the regional transition liaisons can include: Training to students, families, schools, and adult service agencies on transition and development of transition plans Identifying and obtaining instructional materials and assistance with implementation of self determination curriculum Student leadership activities; Youth Leadership Forum (YLF); and one-day events: 'Catch the College Wave', and 'Let's Talk Work' Individual support and/or assistance Post-secondary linkages

The state of South Dakota has regionally based staff to provide support and technical assistance to high school students with disabilities and their families, local education agencies, and agencies seeking information on transition planning. Activities provided by the regional transition liaisons can include: Training to students, families, schools, and adult service agencies on transition and development of transition plans Identifying and obtaining instructional materials and assistance with implementation of self determination curriculum Student leadership activities; Youth Leadership Forum (YLF); and one-day events: 'Catch the College Wave', and 'Let's Talk Work' Individual support and/or assistance Post-secondary linkages

The state of South Dakota has regionally based staff to provide support and technical assistance to high school students with disabilities and their families, local education agencies, and agencies seeking information on transition planning. Activities provided by the regional transition liaisons can include: Training to students, families, schools, and adult service agencies on transition and development of transition plans Identifying and obtaining instructional materials and assistance with implementation of self determination curriculum Student leadership activities; Youth Leadership Forum (YLF); and one-day events: 'Catch the College Wave', and 'Let's Talk Work' Individual support and/or assistance Post-secondary linkages

Serves children with visual impairments/vision loss of South Dakota by providing: - On-campus services in Aberdeen Regular and special education and transition programs during the nine month school year, for ages pre-school through transition (to age 22) Daily opportunities to learn and practice skills of blindness Day program (for students who live within driving distance) and a residential program for those who live at a distance Six weeks of summer programming focused on the skills of blindness. - Statewide consultation services Outreach services for public school students Educational evaluations for public school students, conducted by personnel trained in vision loss In-service education for teachers and service providers Educational materials for families and schools.

Western Resources for Independent Living is a center for independent living for all individuals of all ages with disabilities. We are a private non-profit agency with offices in Rapid City, Spearfish & Pierre, serving the people of 17 counties in western and central South Dakota. Independent Living is the right of an individual to make decisions to increase control over one's own life and to be responsible for those choices. Listed below are the 5 Core Services and other services provided. - Individual & Systems Advocacy program - Information & Referral Services - Peer Support - Independent Living Skills - Transitions Other Services Include: - Home Modifications, Ramps and Adaptive Devices - Housing: assist with locating affordable housing in the community - Employment Services: increase knowledge in career research, completing applications, resumes and developing interview skills - Recreational Services: assist an individual to identify opportunities in the community that provide meaningful leisure time activities and to learn socialization skills - Technology Adaptive Services TAD: devices that assist an individual to independently communicate - Commute (Transportation) Options: transportation training, to help understand options and referrals available for transportation - Youth Transition Services: services for youth 12-24 years old that promote self-awareness, self-esteem, advocacy and self-empowerment skills. - Security Deposit Assistance Program: low income persons with disabilities and/or the elderly. Other factors include need of security deposit and meeting HUD income eligibility. - Social Security: assist individuals with applying for SSI/SSDI benefits

A non-profit education co-op created by South Dakota public schools. Specializes in alternative education, special education programming, education-related therapy and supported transition services Teachwell Transitions - Helps individuals with disabilities navigate life changes with confidence. It prepares students for life after high school and help young adults in their search for meaningful employment. The team of special education professionals, counselors and success coaches work with community partners to create a supportive environment that helps each person succeed. Teachwell Therapy Services - Experienced team of professional therapy providers, providing schools and families with a powerful resource to address a wide range of individual learning needs. Provides the following: Speech-Language Therapy Occupational Therapy Physical Therapy School Psychology Applied Behavior Analysis Therapy Assistive Technology Consultation and Services

Audiology - SDSD pediatric audiologists offer diagnostic hearing evaluations, hearing assistive technology recommendations/ fittings/ troubleshooting, and educational audiology services. The SDSD audiology assistants provide hearing screenings at schools and daycares. All services are provided at no cost. Outreach - SDSD offers early intervention and school-based outreach services for children who are deaf or hard of hearing and their families at no cost. Student Evaluations - SDSD can evaluate SDSD Outreach Clients for school districts and LEAs serving children identified as deaf or hard of hearing at no cost.