coordinated family support services (cfs)
What is CFS?
How can I sign up for CFS?
What is CFS?
CFS is a new service specifically designed for adults with developmental disabilities who choose to live with their family. CFS was created in response to input from families about the lack of available services for adult consumers who choose to live in the family home.
CFS Supports
How can I sign up for CFS?
What is CFS?
CFS can coordinate training for the people who support you so that they are better prepared to work with you and your family. CFS can help you identify transportation, back-up providers, and help you learn about self-advocacy groups in your area. CFS will be provided in your language and in a way that is respectful of your culture. You will help design and tailor your CFS service.
Who is eligible for CFS?
How can I sign up for CFS?
How can I sign up for CFS?
CFS is for adults (18 years and older) who live with their family.
How can I sign up for CFS?
How can I sign up for CFS?
How can I sign up for CFS?
If you live at home with your family and you think you need CFS, let your Regional Center Service Coordinator know. They will schedule an IPP team meeting to determine how CFS can assist you and your family.