FAQs

What will happen to our children when we are gone?

Who will take care of their financial affairs?

Who will see that they receive appropriate health care?

Who will be their champion in fighting for the services that society and government provide?

Who will care enough to regularly inspect their living and working conditions?

TOUGH QUESTIONS

Social service agencies, sheltered workshops, banks and residential facilities will continue to exist when parents are deceased, but our sons and daughters will no longer have advocates as knowing and caring as we have been.

Siblings and relatives may care, but they usually have their own life problems. They probably do not have the necessary knowledge of the services available and they may not always be near when needed.

Non-family guardians and advocates can be hired for a fee. Many are well qualified, but they are too mortal.

Guardianship agencies that serve all types of guardian needs are also available, but they lack the necessary knowledge of the specialized needs of our children. They do not have close contacts with service agencies. They do not have the same motivation to keep abreast of the factors that impact the services to which our children are entitled.

Who will care?

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