Assists individuals living with a disability to identify goals and work to create a unique plan to achieve those goals. Services include: - Helps transition from facility to the community for individuals living in a nursing home or other group setting who wish to relocate back to their own home or community. Staff assist in exploring options, help obtain programs/services, and find the support needed at home. - Individual advocacy to understand rights, identify rights violations, and have tools to defend those rights. Advocacy topics include Individualized Education Plan (IEP), Social Security (SSI/SSDI) applications, and appeals for denied services - Provides a Chromebook and iPad Loan Program which allows individuals in need to loan a device for up to 60 days. Individuals who do not have internet access can also loan an internet service device. - Support planning to assist individuals with navigating options through Consumer Directed Community Supports (CDCS) plan

The Academic Support Centers on both campuses provides laptops, Scanmarker air pen scanners, Pockettalk language translators, digital voice recorders, and wi-fi hotspots for checkout on a temporary basis.

- Computer Centers with computers and software - Rental devices for hotspot, Chromebook, desktop, and accessories; - Technology support - $20 of printing

The college has a limited amount of free technology available for student use including windows laptops, headsets, webcams, and wireless internet hotspots. Students would need to check out technology devices.

Loaner technology equipment is available for currently enrolled students. This includes Chromebooks, laptops, hotspots, and web cameras.

The Academic Support Centers on both campuses provides laptops, Scanmarker air pen scanners, Pockettalk language translators, digital voice recorders, and wi-fi hotspots for checkout on a temporary basis.