Legislative Program Review and
Investigations Committee
Transitional Services for Youth and Young Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Study
TO: Parents of Youth and Young Adults with
Autism Spectrum Disorder
FROM: Staff to the Legislative Program Review
and Investigations Committee
DATE: October 9, 2014
SUBJECT:
Study on Transitional Services for Youth and Young Adults with Autism
Spectrum Disorder
The
Legislative Program Review and Investigations Committee (PRI) is conducting a
study on Transitional Services for Youth
and Young Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). PRI is the bipartisan
oversight committee of the Connecticut General Assembly, and Principal Analysts
Michelle Castillo and Miriam Kluger are the nonpartisan research staff
conducting this study. For more information about the study, please
visit our staff office website:
In an
effort to reach as many parents as possible, several individuals and
organizations are helping to distribute this survey, and we apologize if you
have already received notification of this survey.
The purpose of the study is to find out the
needs of individuals with ASD, and what services are available to help them.
Our focus is on the transition from high school to young adulthood (defined as up
to age 25).
This survey is for parents of children aged
15-25 with ASD. We are especially interested in your
experience preparing for transition in high school and the years after high
school. If you have more than one child with ASD, please answer the survey
questions as they relate to your oldest child with ASD who is in the 15-25 year
old age range.
Your
answers to the survey questions will be very helpful to us in understanding
what you and other parents think about transition and available services. The
survey should take about 10 minutes to complete, and your answers will be kept
confidential. You can participate in this online survey by clicking on this
link:
Please
complete and submit your online survey no
later than October 24.
If you
have any questions about this study or survey, please feel free to contact Miriam
Kluger at: 860-240-0304. Again, here is the link to
connect to the survey:
Thank
you!
Michelle
Castillo and Miriam Kluger
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