Living On His Own

“I like it. It’s bigger than my old place,” Robert said about his new apartment, which helps make it possible for him to live and work on his own, despite his intellectual disabilities.

Support Planning

Fraser Support Planning (formerly Flexible Case Management) services include an individualized assessment of client and family needs; identification of resources; facilitation of communication with other agencies; and assistance in gaining access to services and support.

Support is also provided to families managing their own waivers under the Consumer Directed Community Supports (CDCS) option.

This program is open to people of all ages.

Support Planning includes:

Assistance with the annual Community Support Plan, Health & Safety Plan, and other CDCS participation requirements
Development of a Behavior Support Plan
Staffing assistance, including creating job description, recruiting and advertising
Identification of staff or caregiver training options
Resources and service identification (respite, therapy, etc.)
Assistance with forms and paperwork, monitoring of expenses
Research and coordination of approvable purchases (i.e. sensory equipment)
Attendance at Individual Education Plan, annual or other meetings as requested
Tour possible DT&H facilities, day programs, group homes, housing options, etc.
Research and assistance with accessibility/modification needs
Monthly home visits available

For more information, click on the topics below, or contact Jessica Enneking at jessicae@fraser.org or 612-767-5166.

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Living On His Own

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