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International Dyslexia Association
The International Dyslexia Association provides research-based information, a tutor/provider directory, and advocacy resources for individuals with dyslexia and their families. State branches offer local conferences, screening guidance, and direct referrals to qualified tutors and evaluators. Differentiator: dyslexia-specific, strong provider directory for finding qualified evaluators and tutors by region.
Disability Services
5–12
Organization
Free
School-Age
Access
audience
National
dyslexia, reading disability, provider directory, tutoring, state branches

Job Accommodation Network (JAN)
JAN is a free national service that provides expert guidance on workplace accommodations and disability employment issues for both employees and employers. Young adults preparing to enter the workforce, and their families, can use JAN to understand what accommodations they may be entitled to under the ADA. Differentiator: accommodation-specific expertise, free consultation service, not a job board.
Workforce Development
Young Adult
Government Service
Free
Transition-Age
Grow
audience
National
workplace accommodation, ADA, employment, JAN, disability rights, free consultation

Job Corps
Job Corps is the nation's largest free residential career training program, providing at-risk youth ages 16 to 24 with academic, vocational, and social skills training at centers across the country. Participants can earn high school diplomas or GEDs, industry-recognized certifications, and job placement support at no cost. Families can find a nearby Job Corps center and apply online through the national website.
Workforce Development
Young Adult
Government Service
Free
Young Adults
Grow
audience
National
Job Corps, workforce training, youth, job skills, GED, vocational training, at-risk youth

Junior Achievement USA
Junior Achievement is the world's largest organization dedicated to preparing young people for success in the global economy, delivering hands-on programs in financial literacy, work readiness, and entrepreneurship to students from kindergarten through high school. Programs are delivered by business volunteer mentors in classrooms and after-school settings across all 50 states. Families can find their local Junior Achievement area organization through the national website.
Career Exploration
5–12
Program
Free
Youth
Grow
audience
National
Junior Achievement, career, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, work readiness, youth, school

Khan Academy
Khan Academy is a free, world-class education platform offering personalized learning in math, science, reading, history, and more for learners of all ages. Homeschool families use Khan Academy as a core curriculum resource, with progress tracking and parent dashboards built in. All content is completely free and available in multiple languages.
Homeschool Resources
5–12
Tool
Free
Entire Family
Learn
audience
Online
homeschool, free, math, science, reading, personalized, curriculum, online
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