Transition to adulthood of youth with disabilities: Mapping declared practices to recommended practices

Author:

Ross‐Lévesque Élody1ORCID,Martin‐Roy Sarah1,Julien‐Gauthier Francine12,Jacob Steve3,Grandisson Marie14,St‐Pierre Marie‐Catherine14,Dahan‐Oliel Noémie5,Lamontagne Marie‐Ève14,Desmarais Chantal14ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation and Social Integration (Cirris) Québec Quebec Canada

2. Faculty of education Université Laval Québec Quebec Canada

3. Department of Political Science, Faculty of Social Sciences Université Laval Québec Quebec Canada

4. School of Rehabilitation Sciences, Faculty of Medicine Université Laval Québec Quebec Canada

5. Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Shriners Hospitals for Children McGill University Montreal Quebec Canada

Abstract

AbstractPositive transition to adulthood of youth with disabilities is influenced by the type of support they receive. This study aims to analyse current transition to adulthood practices in the province of Quebec to map them to recommended practices and present an overview of the situation and needs. A multiple case study methodology included focus groups in six schools with 65 participants as well as internet searches and interviews with experts. A thematic analysis within and across cases was used. Results underscore the best practices in place concerning student‐focused planning, student development, interagency collaboration and family engagement. They also highlight youths' and parents' opinions about strategies to better support transition. While inspiring practices are present, further efforts with regards to programme structures are required to ensure adequate support for transition to adulthood.

Publisher

Wiley

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