“He still lives at home with us. He’s always talked about moving out. We’ve done a lot of person-centered planning around him, like a PATH process, and he has taken a lot of ownership of that. He does get some in-home supports through the waiver services throughout the week as well. So they continue to help with him with his home goals as far as living on his own, what that looks like for him at home and then out in the community, doing all kinds of activities. He goes to the gym every day. He loves to work out.”

Transition-age youth