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Youth in Transition Toolkit:

Youth in Transition Toolkit

  1. Minnesota’s Youth in Transition Framework
  2. Educate yourself
  3. Engage families
  4. Support youth
    1. My best life
    2. In(ter)dependent living
    3. Employment
    4. Postsecondary education and training
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In(ter)dependent living

Recreation

What does the youth choose to do in their free time? Do they have personal interests and are they able to engage in these as independently as possible?

  • Awareness: Understand available recreation activities.
  • Exploration: Identify personal strengths, preferences, interests and needs related to recreation.
  • Preparation: Practice identifying and participating in recreation activities at home, school and in the community.
  • Implementation: Engage in recreation activities at home, school and in the community as independently as possible.

Workplace readiness training

LEARN: Develop your knowledge

Learn how to support youth in recreation.

Review Recreation: Outdoor activities under Independent living to learn how to explore outdoor activities in Minnesota.

DO: Work with youth

Find resources to help youth explore recreation.

Browse the PACER Center list of inclusive recreation, adaptive sports and summer camps to help youth find activities of interest.

PACER Center list of inclusive recreation webpage
Inclusive recreation, adaptive sports and summer camps
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