Often, people with I/DD need help to access their community. This help can be an IEP in school, a job coach, or a host home provider. Accessing these supports can be complex and overwhelming. That’s where our advocates come in. Our individual advocates will meet with the person with I/DD and/or their family. During these meetings, we will talk through:
We have no age limit for who we will help. The advocate assigned to your case will have experience in the systems of support for that age group.
Our primary focus will be the wishes and desires of the person with I/DD. Parents, host home providers, guardians, case managers, etc may also be part of the advocacy process as appropriate.
Our advocacy will look different for each person. Depending on your request, your case may include:
- CES (Children’s Extensive Support) - Children with Autism - Comprehensive Waivers - DD (Developmental Disabilities) - Medicaid Waivers - Early Intervention - EBD (Elder, Blind, and Disabled) - Family Caregiver Act - FSSP (Family Support Services) - HCBS (Home and Community Based Services)