Through this program, families are guided through the guardianship proceedings enabling them to obtain guardianship at a greatly reduced cost. Inc. Board of Trustees meets monthly to plan for the needs of persons with disabilities, review cases, and oversee the administration of trust funds for the people it serves. This dedicated Board is committed to preserving the rights of individuals, and to providing quality care through a Community Trust. Parents CAN arrange for a secure future for their child long after they themselves are gone. Parents CAN select a successor or co-guardian for their child.
Parents CAN plan and finance a secure future through a special needs trust or a pooled trust.
Inc. Statement of Life Services document. Parents CAN select a trustee who is knowledgeable about the needs of individuals with developmental disabilities and what services are available. The trust will not interfere with important government entitlements. When a child turns 18 years of age, he is automatically considered a competent adult in the eyes of the law. Planning can maximize available resources for the benefit of the family member who is developmentally disabled.