Your Path

Welcome to Your Path!

At the Maryland Pathways to Partnership Initiative (MPPI), we believe every young person deserves the opportunity to explore their future with confidence. Our initiative helps youth with disabilities and their families connect with career development resources, supportive services, and work-based learning experiences to build a strong foundation for success.

Whether you’re just learning about MPPI or are already participating, we’re here to support you every step of the way.

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Want to Learn More?

Are you or your child a youth or young adult with disabilities between the ages 10 to 21 years old, and do you or your child live in Caroline County, Charles County, or Washington County? If so, please complete the Information Request Form below to get on the path to building your successful future.

Our team will reach out to provide more information and connect you with helpful resources.

Information Request Form Link

After submitting your information, you will be contacted within 3 business days by the Project Coordinator, Christy Miller, to discuss your interest and to complete enrollment.

If you prefer to contact Ms. Miller directly, please call her at 410-554-9330 or email her at christy.miller1@maryland.gov.

Already Participating?

Connect with a Local Partner
If you’re already part of MPPI and need to connect with a local partner for support, find your organization below. Our trusted partners provide career services, transition support, and guidance for youth and families.
  • Caroline County Public Schools
    • Caroline County Career Navigator:
      Amy Willey
      Phone: (410) 479-2332
  • Charles County Public Schools
  • Washington County Public Schools
    • Washington County Career Navigator:
      Jennifer Coleman
      Phone: (301) 766-2800 x78829
Need assistance connecting with a local partner? Contact us today! We’re here to help you navigate the resources available and ensure you get the support you need.

Need Help in Supporting a Young Person’s Future?

If you're a family member, educator, or professional working with a student who has a disability, Maryland DORS is here to help. We work with youth to explore careers, gain skills, and build a path toward meaningful employment and independence after high school. Visit the link below to learn how to refer a student or connect with DORS for more information and support:

Start a Referral or Learn More

Let’s work together to help youth plan for a successful future.
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