School to Work Transition Fair to be held in Ferndale - My Bellingham Now

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The upcoming School to Work Transition Fair in Ferndale, WA, is scheduled for March 27, 2025, and aims to assist young adults with disabilities in exploring workforce opportunities. Held at the Ferndale Events Center, the event is organized by Whatcom County and will feature a variety of local organizations offering insights into education and community inclusion. Running from 9 a. m. to noon, the fair is open to middle and high school students with disabilities, along with their families.

Attendance is free, and participants do not need to register in advance, which enhances accessibility for all. This initiative highlights the community's dedication to fostering an inclusive environment for individuals with disabilities. Additionally, the fair serves as a platform for networking and resource sharing, empowering attendees to make informed decisions about their futures. The event reflects broader societal trends towards inclusivity and support for marginalized groups. By providing valuable information and resources, the School to Work Transition Fair aims to bridge the gap between education and employment for young adults with disabilities.

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