Resources
Kids, Teens & Young Adults
Australian Disability Clearinghouse on Education and Training – This section of the ADCET website is designed for prospective or current students with disability and/or medical conditions. This information could help you get the best out of post-secondary education or training.
Usher Syndrome Coalition – Just for Young Adults: Provides information and advice on university, starting your career and self-advocacy, as well as providing a link to a Facebook page for young adults with Usher syndrome
Royal National Institute of Blind People – Your Future, Your Choice: Bridging the gap supporting your transition from school to college, university, or work.
Vision Australia LEAP Program: Open to teenagers who are blind or have low vision, aged 14-17, the LEAP (Learn Engage Act Perform) program is designed to help participants develop skills that are vital when it comes to making the most of career opportunities.
Hear For You Mentoring Programs and Workshops – List of programs and workshops that give teenagers who are deaf or hard of hearing the chance to connect, find mentors and pick up new skills and strategies.
Ava’s Voice: Provides information and resources on Usher syndrome, as well as information for their USA based camps for teens with Usher syndrome (aged 11 to 17).
Molly Watts YouTube: Molly Watts is a young adult with Usher syndrome Type 2. Her YouTube channel has videos about the day-to-day of living with Usher syndrome.