Transition Services

MONTANA YOUTH LEADERSHIP FORUM

For Transition, from high school into adulthood, related information for youth with disabilities, parents, educators and service providers, visit Montana Youth Transitions for resources, connections and strategies.

For out of school youth with disabilities: Transition services from school to community (employment, independent living, recreation, etc.) are available for individuals no longer in school . Give us a call to connect with transition support!

In school youth with disabilities (ages 14-24): for youth who are in school (high school or approved post-secondary program, such as college) and are Pre-ETS eligible, transition services are available on a fee-for-service basis. Local high schools and Voc. Rehabilitation and Blind Services may also purchase these services for youth. Services may include financial literacy, Soft Skills and employment readiness and self-advocacy training.

For Pre-ETS eligible youth (in school youth, age 14-24, with a disability) may participate in the Montana Youth Leadership Forum. This is a fun and meaningful opportunity to develop life-long leadership and advocacy skills!

YOUTH TRANISTION 

CONFERENCE

 

 

The MyTransitions Conference brings together the transition team of Youth, Parents and Professionals to learn Strategies and Resources to build a seamless transition plan from High School to the adult world.

MYT 2026: November 2-4, 2026

BILLINGS HOTEL AND CONVENTION CENTER

MONEY FOLLOWS THE PERSONS

You have a say in where and how you live. 

 

What is the Money Follows the Person (MFP) Program? MFP is a federal demonstration program that supports eligible Medicaid recipients currently living in settings such as nursing homes, hospitals, or other qualified institutions. MFP’s focus is to help individuals transition from inpatient facilities into the community.

Who Is Eligible? To participate in MFP, you must be eligible for Medicaid and currently living in a long-term care center or hospital setting for at least 60 days. At least one of those 60 days must be paid for by Medicaid. Additionally, you should be interested in transitioning back into the community and must be eligible for one of Montana’s waiver programs:

• Big Sky Waiver (elderly and/or physically disabled)

• Severe Disabling Mental Illness Waiver (SDMI)

• Developmental Disability Waiver (DDP)

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