Hosted by The Arc of Chester County.
This FREE webinar is part of the Fall 2024 Chat-n-Chew Speaker Series hosted by The Arc of Chester County. These FREE events were designed to share information, network, and learn in a casual and welcoming environment. Whether you are the parent of a child, an individual with a disability, a professional who works with individuals with disabilities, or another interested partner, these workshops can provide you with a wealth of information.
Topic: Travel Training and Transportation
Amber Davidson MPH is a research coordinator at the Department of Health and Rehabilitation Science’s Research, Engagement and Advocacy for Community Participation and Health (REACH) Lab at Temple University. She will address the significant role of community mobility and social support in enhancing community participation for transition-age and young adults with autism.
Key topics will be transportation challenges, the importance of travel training and the critical role of perceived social support in helping young adults navigate their communities more effectively. Amber will share research findings and experiences, highlighting how these factors can support independence and community engagement.
The mission of the Arc of Chester County is to advocate, educate, and provide services to empower individuals with disabilities and their families to enhance the quality of their lives.