TILE Support Hub
Guidance, information, and encouragement for navigating disability, neurodivergence, school, adulthood, caregiving, and everyday life.
Whether you’re just getting started, navigating school services, preparing for adulthood, supporting someone you care about, or looking for information for yourself, the TILE Support Hub helps you find guidance organized around where you are right now.
Start Where You Are
Where Are You Right Now?
Choose a pathway to see what to know, questions worth asking, and helpful next steps.
Just Starting Out
New diagnosis or new to services? Start here for plain-language explanations and a short list of who to call first.
What To Know
- A diagnosis or evaluation is a starting point for support, not a label that defines anyone.
- Most Georgia supports come from a few different systems: schools, health care, community organizations, and state programs.
- Keeping copies of evaluations, letters, and notes from the beginning saves time later.
Questions To Ask
- What supports is my family member or am I eligible for right now?
- Who is my main point of contact, and how do I reach them?
- What should I bring to the first appointment or meeting?
Helpful Next Steps
- Write down the questions you already have — they are the right ones.
- Search the directory for organizations near you that work with your situation.
- Choose one next step for this week instead of trying to do everything at once.
Build Skills. Build Confidence. Build Independence.
Real-life skills take practice. The TILE Confidence Binder is an 85-page guided workbook designed to help young people build practical skills, strengthen self-advocacy, practice real-life situations, and prepare for greater independence.
Explore topics including personal safety, health information, transportation, boundaries, work readiness, daily living skills, decision-making, and more—one step at a time.
Explore The Confidence Binder