Where Do I Start?
Find Your Starting Point
Answer a few simple questions and we will suggest where to begin. No diagnoses or medical information needed.
Who are you looking for support for?
Looking Ahead
What would you like your family member to be able to do?
Select a goal that matters to your family. Each one connects to practical steps, resources, and services to help you get there.
Find meaningful work
Explore career interests, build job skills, and prepare for employment.
Attend college or training
Plan for postsecondary education, accommodations, and campus support.
Live more independently
Build daily living skills, explore housing options, and plan for independence.
Build friendships
Develop social connections, community participation, and peer relationships.
Use transportation
Learn to navigate public transit, ride-sharing, and independent travel.
Manage money
Build financial skills, budgeting, and understanding benefits and income.
Advocate for themselves
Develop self-advocacy skills, understand rights, and speak up with confidence.
Participate in the community
Join activities, volunteer, and build a sense of belonging.
Volunteer
Give back, build skills, and connect with community through service.
Develop daily living skills
Practice cooking, cleaning, self-care, and household management.
Understand benefits and services
Navigate VR, SSI/SSDI, Medicaid, and other support systems.
Build confidence
Recognize strengths, celebrate progress, and grow self-assurance.
Family Transition Roadmap
A guide for every age and stage
Transition looks different at every age. Explore what to focus on at each stage — and remember, timelines vary by individual and state. There is no single right path.
- Identify strengths and interests
- Build self-awareness and self-advocacy skills
- Begin community participation
- Practice daily living skills
- Start early career exploration
- Organize family documents
This roadmap is educational and general. Every person's journey is unique. Use it as a starting point, not a strict timeline.
Small steps can create meaningful progress.
Schedule a 15-minute family planning conversation this week.
The IAMSeed Process
Your Family Journey, Step by Step
A guided process that meets you where you are and helps you move forward with confidence.
Understand the situation
We start by listening — your goals, your questions, and where you are right now.
Organize information
Bring documents, goals, and contacts together in one secure Family Portal.
Identify goals
Clarify what matters most to your family member and your family.
Build a personalized plan
Create a roadmap with practical steps, timelines, and resources.
Connect to services
Find and access the right services — from VR to Career Launch to community supports.
Take action
Move forward one step at a time with tasks, checklists, and guidance.
Track progress
See growth over time with progress tracking and milestone celebrations.
Adjust the plan
Life changes. We help you adjust goals and steps as needs evolve.
Celebrate growth
Every step forward matters. We celebrate progress, big and small.
Why IAMSeed Is Different
More than a resource directory
Many websites offer information. IAMSeed helps you organize it, act on it, and track progress — all in one place.
Traditional resource sites
- Long lists of links to sort through
- General information that may not fit your situation
- Families must organize everything themselves
- Limited or no follow-up
- Career and transition services kept separate
- No way to track progress over time
IAMSeed
- Personalized starting point based on your situation
- Guided next steps — not just information
- Organized Family Portal with everything in one place
- Family Member profiles for each person you support
- Goals, checklists, and tasks with progress tracking
- Documents, appointments, and messages in one portal
- Career Launch integrated with transition support
- Resources matched to your needs and stage
- Appointments, tasks, and reminders built in
- Family-centered support that grows with you
Family Portal Preview
Everything organized in one private space
A preview of what your Family Portal looks like. Each card connects to tools that help you organize, act, and track progress.
Family Dashboard
Sample preview — not a live account
Family Members
3 members
Upcoming Tasks
4 tasks
Transition Roadmap
35% complete
Documents Needed
2 pending
Active Services
Career Launch
Upcoming Appointments
1 this week
Career Launch Activity
12 jobs reviewed
Saved Resources
8 saved
Recent Messages
1 new
Progress This Month
+5 goals
One Small Step Today
Write down three strengths you see in your family member today.
Transition Planning: Where to Start
A practical overview of what transition planning means and how to begin.
Employment Readiness Checklist
Check key readiness skills before starting a job search.
Questions to Ask Vocational Rehabilitation
A list of important questions to bring to your first VR appointment.
Independent Living Skills Assessment
Assess current daily living skills and identify areas to develop.
Self-Advocacy: Speaking Up with Confidence
Learn what self-advocacy means and how to practice it.
Growing Toward What Matters
Family Wins
Every step forward matters. These are anonymized examples of the kinds of progress families experience.
Completed a first resume
A young adult identified their strengths and built their first resume with support.
Participated in an IEP meeting
A student advocated for their own goals during their transition planning meeting.
Applied for a first job
A young adult submitted their first job application and felt proud of taking that step.
Started job training
A young person began a training program aligned with their career interests.
Learned a transportation route
A young adult learned to navigate public transit to get to work independently.
Opened a bank account
A young person took a step toward financial independence by opening their first account.
Joined a community activity
A young adult started attending a weekly community art class they enjoy.
Completed a college application
A student finished their college application and connected with the disability services office.
Connected with VR
A family reached out to their local VR office and started the intake process.
Built a weekly routine
A young adult established a daily routine that includes work, exercise, and social time.
These are illustrative examples, not testimonials from specific customers. Real stories will be shared with consent.
Services Overview
Support for every part of the journey
From first questions to employment and independence — IAMSeed services are designed to meet families where they are.
Family Navigation
Who: Families seeking guidance
One-on-one consultation to understand options and create a path forward.
Outcome: A clear starting point and next steps.
Transition Planning
Who: Families with teens and young adults
Structured planning sessions to map goals, timelines, and next steps.
Outcome: A personalized transition action plan.
Career Launch
Who: Job seekers and career changers
Job application support, resume services, and interview coaching.
Outcome: Applications submitted with confidence.
Document Review
Who: Families with IEPs or transition plans
Detailed review of IEP, 504, or transition plans with actionable feedback.
Outcome: Clear recommendations and questions to ask.
Education & Postsecondary
Who: Students planning for college or training
Planning for postsecondary education, accommodations, and campus support.
Outcome: A college readiness plan.
Independent Living Planning
Who: Families planning for independence
Assess skills, explore housing options, and build daily living capabilities.
Outcome: An independent living roadmap.