A statewide initiative focused on the transition to and through adulthood for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
WTNC Website Assistant
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Please note that I am not equipped to handle emergency situations. For a crisis requiring an emergency response, please contact 911.
Urgent emotional or mental health concerns:
Call/Text 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
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Try asking:
How do I get adult disability services?
How do I find housing options for people with disabilities?
How do I help someone I support find a job with little or no work experience?
We bring together self-advocates, families, employers, state agencies, and service providers to improve access to opportunities and resources.
Search for programs and services based on the county you live in.
Businesses that hire people with IDD report improved workplace culture, customer satisfaction, and public image.
Work Together NC coordinates a network of employers that are trained in how to hire and support employees with IDD. Access the self-paced training or find the list of recognized IDD Inclusive employers.
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