YLF can assist with job and college readiness in a number of ways. Youth are so busy with doing all the things they have to do, that thinking about a job or college sometimes happens later than it should. YLF is a free program that provides information to disabled youth to get ready for working […]
10 Things You May Not Know about the ADA Posted by: “Luda Demikhovskaya” 1. A New Perspective on Disability Facts and Figures. In preparation for the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in July, the U.S. Census Bureau released its collection of the most recent data pertaining to Americans with disabilities. The numbers […]
Brian Renfroe is a youth leader who is on The Youth Legacy Foundation (YLF) youth advisory council. He recently traveled with his mother, Suzanne Renfroe, to Washington DC to attend the 2014 National TAC for Children’s Mental Health Training Institute that was held at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center, in National Harbor, Maryland, […]
Description Parent & Family Engagement Resources – click here… Parents and mentors can use this list in the Minnesota Programs of Study website to help teens with disabilities and others to make career and postsecondary education plans.
This testimony was delivered by Chris Groske at the 5% rally hosted by ARRM on March 4, 2014. Chris is a person with a disability: Here is a link to this organizations website with photos from the event – click here…. Hi everyone, my name is Chris Groska. Almost ten years ago, my life changed. I […]
We have been extremely busy! Here are some of the things that we have been up to in March: Click on the links for more information: Next Tuesday @ the Capitol, hosted by YLF and Arc Greater Twin Cities: Flyer to download and share – click here….. Youth summit and rally on March 3 – […]
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