• Promise has been a good way to test a comprehensive package of services and supports with many youth and family members. It would be helpful if future demonstration projects improved the delivery and accessibility of each service available through Promise.
• Customized Employment and Systematic Instruction Capacity Building. Both Customized Employment and Systematic Instruction can help increase the employment outcomes of individuals with disabilities. Future grants could help states build capacity of high quality Customized Employment and Systematic Instruction providers.
• Customized Employment. Customized Employment is a process that helps match youth's or family member's skills, interests, and assets to needs of local employers in situations where identifying these skills, interests, assets and local provider needs might be difficult. Some examples of these situations include when the youth receiving SSI or a family member is nonverbal, has behavior problems, does not engage in many activities, or has spotty employment history.
• Systematic Instruction. There are times when on-the-job supports are needed. Systematic instruction is an evidence-based method to systematically teach on-the-job skills and identify any needed long term on-the-job supports. Systematic instruction works by maximizing independence and reducing any needed on the job supports. (This works best when there is a good job match between the youth's skills/abilities/interests and the job the employer needs done.) 
• Improve the service delivery and accessibility of Promise services: Work Incentive Benefits Counseling, Financial Literacy, Self-Advocacy Training, Social Skills Training, Parent Training (or Family Advocacy Training) in every state.
• Create more group interactive activities.
• Create easier to follow one-on-one consultation guides.
• Create more materials and activities that are accessible for youth with a variety of disabilities (including youth with cognitive limitations, youth who are nonverbal, youth with behavior problems, youth with visual or hearing limitations, youth who speak another language or have an alternative mode of communication).
• Create more ways to share information in a variety of formats including one pagers, postcards, and short 2-5-minute video clips.
• Develop an app (or apps) with reminders/push notifications that has all this information and a variety of information in one place.
• Create guidance for peer to peer information sharing and networking.
• Create materials for different cultures and regions (e.g., urban vs. rural).