REGIONAL FAMILY SUPPORT PLANNING COUNCILS
Regional Family Support Planning Councils work to allow
families to make the best decisions that best fit their needs. Family
members of people with developmental disabilities or individuals with
developmental disabilities can serve on their regional planning council.
As a council member, you will assist and advise the Division of
Developmental Disabilities as to how resources can best meet the needs
of families and individuals living in your region. Members are
reimbursed for reasonable and customary expenses for travel and
childcare. Contact Statewide Family Support Coordinator
Tasha Jones
if you are interested in becoming member. (609)-292-3745.
Regional Family Support
Planning Councils
WANTED:
Family Support Planning Council
members
Family members of people
with developmental disabilities or individuals with developmental
disabilities are invited to serve on a Regional Family Support Planning
Council (RFSPC). The nine regional councils assist and advise the
Division of Developmental Disabilities on how resources can best meet
the needs of families and individuals in their region. Council members
are reimbursed for reasonable and customary expenses for travel,
childcare, respite and communication. This is an opportunity to
learn about the system and help mold the manner in which services and
supports will be provided to families in the future.
FAMILY SUPPORT
