A counselor will work together with you to set realistic goals and to review and update your plan every three months. Individual plans are tailored to your needs and respect the skills and experience you already have. You may receive instruction on budgeting, meal preparation, housekeeping, managing medications, securing health care services, getting around town on the bus, and how to solve problems on your own. There will be opportunity to make new friends and join them in social activities that are fun and help build self confidence. You may also work, go to school or choose a volunteer project that will give you the opportunity to contribute to your community.
Many people connect with each other through the support groups.
They are on duty 24 hours per day to assist you. These agencies include the Department of Jobs and Training, the Division of Rehabilitation Services, the Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota and various other Organizations. Steps to Success. To enter the program you must be 18 years of age or older, reside in Minnesota and have a primary diagnosis of epilepsy. The Search Program accepts referrals from the entire state of Minnesota.