PATHCRAFT
TRANSITION
SERVICES
Empower
Growth
We provide comprehensive transition services for individuals with disabilities across Georgia, specializing in customized solutions for rural counties. From job coaching and work-based learning to life skills training and self-advocacy development, our programs are designed to empower students to achieve independence, confidence, and long-term success. With a hands-on, personalized approach, we meet individuals and families where they are—bringing quality support directly to the communities that need it most.
Our Services
Post Secondary Career Development
Job Exploration Counseling, Work-Based Learning Experiences, Workplace Readiness Training, Instruction in Self-Advocacy, and Postsecondary Counseling.
With a focus on rural communities in Georgia, we deliver personalized, hands-on support through experienced staff who understand the unique needs of each individual.
Our goal is to build confidence, skills, and independence—one step at a time.
Family Support
Parent Training Modules:
We create in person and easy-to-access online or recorded sessions covering advocacy, IEP navigation, and transition planning.
Family Peer Networks:
We establish support groups for families to share experiences and resources.
Resource Hubs:
We provide centralized information about state and federal programs, including benefits and legal rights.
Customized Rural Solutions:
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Hybrid Service Delivery:
We combine in-person services with telehealth-style sessions to overcome transportation limitations.
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Pop-Up Centers:
We use temporary facilities in different locations to reach more families.
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Advocacy Partnerships:
We collaborate with policymakers to address systemic issues, like improving school funding or creating accessible transportation routes.
Independent Living Skills:
Rural Transportation Alternatives:
We work with local organizations to arrange carpooling, rideshares, or volunteer driver programs.
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Home-Based Skills Training:
We provide in-home sessions tailored to students' living environments, focusing on teaching independent living skills such as cooking, cleaning, money management, etc.
Community Integration:
Local Social Events:
We work with community officials to organize inclusive community activities like sports leagues or arts workshops.
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Service-Learning Projects:
We engage students in community service to build skills while contributing to the local area.
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Awareness Campaigns:
We host events that educate the community about disability inclusion, reducing stigma and building support networks.