Joe Henry, Manager of Student Access at Humber College, describes his work in disability services in post-secondary education. He explains the challenges students with special needs encounter in college education and the ways in which health conditions complicate the special needs. He describes how his services help the students. He discusses support needed by the students as their college education comes to an end and they look for work. He talks about stigmatization of certain types of health conditions as a challenge for young people with special needs seeking work. He discusses the transition between education and work, the support students need from their families, the adjustments family caregivers need to make, and how he works with them and their family members. He says what more he thinks should be done to help young people with special needs to find work that enables them to make the very best of their abilities and shares his messages for students and family caregivers.