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CHARTING THE LIFE COURSE The F2F and You S u s a n B i r d , M . S . , M i s s o u r i F a m i l y t o F a m i l y R e s o u r c e C e n t e r UMKC -I n stitu te fo r Hu man Develop ment, UCEDD OBJECTIVE OF FAMILY SUPPORT To support


  1. CHARTING THE LIFE COURSE The F2F and You S u s a n B i r d , M . S . , M i s s o u r i F a m i l y t o F a m i l y R e s o u r c e C e n t e r UMKC -I n stitu te fo r Hu man Develop ment, UCEDD

  2. OBJECTIVE OF FAMILY SUPPORT To support families, with all their complexity and diversity, in ways that maximizes their capacity, strengths and unique abilities so they can best support, nurture, and facilitate the achievement of self-determination, interdependence, productivity, integration and inclusion in all facets of community life for their family members. working definition from National Agenda on Family Support Conference, 2011

  3. FAMILY SUPPORT IS.. An overall value-based approach to providing services and supports to families and their family member with ID/DD/SHCN:  driven by the family and family member with ID/DD/SHCN  recognizes the family as a system  focuses on the strengths, capacity and diversity of family  builds on a network of all family members and community

  4. New Charter for Family Support Instrumental Supports: Emotional Supports: Information and Training Day-to-Day Needs Mental Health and Supports: Self-efficacy Knowledge and skills • • • Respite/Childcare Parent-to-Parent Support Information on disability • • • Adaptive equipment Self-advocacy Knowledge about best • Home modifications organizations practices and values • • • Financial assistance Sib-shops Skills to navigate and • • Service Coordination Support Groups access services • • • Cash Subsidies Professional Counseling Ability to advocate for • • Person/family- centered Non-disability services and policy change planning community support

  5. FAMILY SUPPORT IS.. Supporting the Individual “system of supports and services to achieve self - determination, interdependence, integration, inclusion and productivity” Supporting the Family “system of supports and services for discovery and navigation, connecting with others and to support the caregiving/support role” Birth------Early Child----School------Transition-----------------------Adulthood------------------------------Aging

  6. CONNECT DISCOVER NAVIGATE Get information on Link up with other Build your skills and get specific disabilities, families through connected to chances related topics or Sharing Our Strengths to serve as a volunteer resources to guide you (SOS) or family leader

  7. A MAZE OF SERVICES 1 st Steps SPOE Regions MACDDS / SB40 Boards BSHCN Regions Head Start DDD Regions

  8. INFORMATION & REFERRAL • Customized information • Referral to needed services/supports Jenny, the I&R Specialist at MOF2F

  9. F2F NETWORK FOLDER

  10. CHARTING THE LIFE COURSE

  11. ARCHIVED WEBINARS

  12. MO GUARDIANSHIP: UNDERSTANDING YOUR OPTIONS & ALTERNATIVES

  13. WWW.MOFAMILYTOFAMILY.ORG

  14. 2010 Survey Results  100% would recommend this SOS to others  90% are likely to use SOS again  70% reported that mentoring had a positive impact on their satisfaction with services at their clinic

  15. 8/9/10 – A DAY TO REMEMBER! Our five month old baby girl woke up without the use of her legs. www.3elove.com

  16. ELIZABETH

  17. WHO NEEDS FAMILY CONNECTIONS? Beneficiaries of peer support are not bound by socio-economic factors, race, creed or the appearance of having it all together.

  18. WHEN IS PEER SUPPORT NEEDED?

  19. WHAT HAPPENS WHEN FAMILIES CONNECT? “She was a person who  Less Isolation understood because  Empowerment she lived it.”  Self-advocacy  Family Leadership “…laid my fears to rest”  Targeted Education  Resource Awareness “Having a parent to  Increase Mentor Pool connect to gives me answers based on  Easier to Talk to Professionals experience.”

  20. "I have found that for those just 1-800-773-8652 starting out, knowing that you have another parent to talk to you that has sailed that rough water, been on that emotional roller coaster, and everything in between is a life saver!" - Bev, an SOS mentor

  21. WWW.SHARINGOURSTRENGTHS.ORG

  22. FAMILY LEADERSHIP Let’s hear from Jane, a mom of two boys about the beginning of her journey

  23. CORE COMPETENCIES OF FAMILY LEADERS

  24. FAMILY LEADERSHIP CERTIFICATE SERIES

  25. VOLUNTEER AND LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES SERVING AND LEADING • Becoming an SOS Peer Mentor • Training other SOS mentors • Developing and reviewing products • Displaying at conferences and events • Sitting on boards or committees

  26. MOFAMILYLEADERSHIP.ORG

  27. MOF2F AFFILIATE NETWORK Statewide network of organizations that provide:  Service Coordination  Family Support  Educational Services  Community Support  Medical Home Support  Advocacy Support  Charitable Gifts

  28. MOF2F AFFILIATE NETWORK Organizations include:  DDD Regional Offices  MACDDS SB40 Boards  State Autism Centers  Pediatric Care Clinics  Foundations  Parent Groups  Specific Support Organizations

  29. Susan Bird, MS birdsk@umkc.edu

  30. SURVEY Please take the time to fill out your evaluation of this webinar and tell us what you thought! surveymonkey.com/s/f2fandyou

  31. SPECIAL THANKS Missouri Developmental Disabilities Council MO DHSS Bureau of Special Healthcare Needs MOF2F Affiliates DMH Regional Offices and Family Support Coordinators

  32. FOR MORE INFORMATION Contact the Missouri Family to Family Resource Center 800-444-0821 www.mofamilytofamily.org UMKC-Institute for Human Development, UCEDD www.ihd.umkc.edu

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