Once the funds are deposited into the trust, they can be used for items or activities that would enhance the beneficiary's life, and supplement the beneficiary's other government benefits. Trust funds cannot be used to supplant government benefits that the benificiary receives. The trust funds must be used for the sole benefit of the beneficiary.
This includes, for example:
household expenses other than food, rent, mortgage, or utilities
domestic and personal care services (housekeeper, grooming, meal preparation)
a vehicle used for transporting the beneficiary
therapies and medical care not covered by government benefits