Programs for Minnesota Teens who are Blind DeafBlind, or Low Vision State Services for the Blind.

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Programs for Minnesota Teens who are Blind DeafBlind, or Low Vision State Services for the Blind

Bridge a connecting, transitional, or intermediate route or phase between two adjacent elements, activities, conditions Goal of BRIDGE to Employment is to connect students with programs and services that prepare them for college and career success.

Youth Employment Basic Skills Role Models Initiative Discovery Goal Setting Experience

B R I D G E

Basic Skills Non-visual Literacy Mobility Access to Technology Independent Living

Role Models

Initiative Taking the First Step Confidence and Growth Mindset in actionaction Problem Solving Peer Connections Support Seminars

Discovery Career Exploration Job Shadowing Job Fairs College Visits

Goal Setting Active role in IEP Goal setting and planning with SSB counselor

Experiences Internships Summer Work Volunteer/Service Opportunities

SSB offers Year-Round and Summer Teen Programs Career Exploration Mentoring Paid and volunteer work experience Technology assessments and resources Teen Podcasts Peer Connections Partnerships with Schools

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