Anyone who is eligible for OPWDD services and enrolled in the Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) Waiver (that waives the individual’s right to an institutional level of care) can choose to self-direct their services. Self Direction is not just for people who require minimal support. The amount of funding the person gets depends on the level of need. The DDP2 assessment takes the answers to the questions and creates a Personal Resource Allocation (PRA) that is the maximum dollar amount for an individual's Self Direction Services. Consider the option of pursuing the Department of Health’s Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program to augment the need for supervision. This will require coordination of supports with the Care Manager and the Broker. It can be done!