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1. Serve as a Partial Guardian, or Standby Guardian, as is necessary.

2. Serve as Trustee for a family trust involving an individual with mental retardation and/or other related developmental disability.

3. Retain professional investment counsel to manage the trust funds.

4. Serve as a Representative Payee for governmental benefits.

5. Attend the school Individual Education Planning Team meetings.

6. Attend Person-Centered-Planning meetings.

7. Attend work-place status and evaluation meetings.

8. Visit group home or other community residential settings.

9. Monitor Social Security or Supplemental Security Income matters.

10. Monitor medical-dental concerns.

11.  Provide outreach advocacy in areas such as: transportation, recreation, and human rights.

12. Monitor Michigan Department of Human services programs (e.g., Medicaid, Home Help Services).

13. Provide family estate planning.

14. Maintain extended family contact.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To enroll in the Etheridge Plan, the family of a participant must join and maintain a membership with The Arc of Oakland County or ARC Services of Macomb, Inc. depending on their county of residence. The ongoing work of these organizations is vital to the continued strength of the Etheridge Plan.

 

The costs for enrollment and continuing Etheridge Plan services will be agreed upon in the IPS.  Families are encouraged to remember the Etheridge Plan in their estate planning.  The staff of The Arc of Oakland County and ARC Services of Macomb, Inc. can offer suggestions as to how this can be done.