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After I'm Gone: Virtual 4-Session Future Planning Series
For Families & Others Supporting Adults with Disabilities
Who will take your place when you are no longer able to continue as a coach, caregiver, or help monitor your loved one’s activities, services, and other key aspects of their life?
As part of our ongoing After I’m Gone program, we are providing a targeted workshop series to complement our free offerings (web sessions on various topics, online resources, and private Facebook Community).
The workshops cover:
- Overview of future planning
- Importance of acting so your loved one, you and others are prepared for future realities
- Keeping the adult with the disability at the center of planning, and advancing his/her decision-making role
- Steps to identifying and assisting your successor(s) as the coach or caregiver
- Establishing a support network
- Reviewing the future planning guide
- Basic overview of residential options and other services
Registration Information
The registration fee for our complete four session series and a copy of our digital future planning guide is $300. Your fee provides access to these supported conversations and allows the growth of this innovative project.
Registration is first-come, first-served, and will be capped at 25 individuals.
Registration confirmation may wind up in your spam folder. Please check there if you cannot find it.
Schedule of Workshops
All classes will be held from 4:00 - 5:30PM on the following dates.
- Thursday, October 8
- Thursday, October 15
- Thursday, October 22
- Thursday, October 29
About After I'm Gone
Welcome to After I’m Gone, a guide to future planning for aging caregivers concerned about future care for their loved one with a disability.
This guide is for you if…
- You or your adult child are concerned about your adult child’s future.
- Your adult child needs help making decisions.
- You would like to be inspired.
- You want peace of mind.
- You wonder what will happen when you are gone.
- You would like to improve your adult child’s life right now.
Adult children with disabilities will most likely outlive their parents. A plan must be in place in case of a sudden death or other circumstances that will directly impact your child.
We can help you produce a plan that will live on after you are no longer able to be an active caregiver, coach, or overseer of your loved one’s activities, services, and other key aspects of their life. Planning centers on the desires, goals and support needs of the individual. For some, desires and goals may be expressed non-verbally.
We know that it’s hard to think of the future when you’re busy in the present. However, if you begin now, make changes gradually and prepare, you can ease the transition.
There is no better way to change the future than to plan for it.
Learn more at thearcofmass.org/future.
After I'm Gone: Virtual 4-Session Future Planning Series
For Families & Others Supporting Adults with Disabilities
Who will take your place when you are no longer able to continue as a coach, caregiver, or help monitor your loved one’s activities, services, and other key aspects of their life?
As part of our ongoing After I’m Gone program, we are providing a targeted workshop series to complement our free offerings (web sessions on various topics, online resources, and private Facebook Community).
The workshops cover:
- Overview of future planning
- Importance of acting so your loved one, you and others are prepared for future realities
- Keeping the adult with the disability at the center of planning, and advancing his/her decision-making role
- Steps to identifying and assisting your successor(s) as the coach or caregiver
- Establishing a support network
- Reviewing the future planning guide
- Basic overview of residential options and other services
Registration Information
The registration fee for our complete four session series and a copy of our digital future planning guide is $300. Your fee provides access to these supported conversations and allows the growth of this innovative project.
Registration is first-come, first-served, and will be capped at 25 individuals.
Registration confirmation may wind up in your spam folder. Please check there if you cannot find it.
Schedule of Workshops
All classes will be held from 4:00 - 5:30PM on the following dates.
- Thursday, October 8
- Thursday, October 15
- Thursday, October 22
- Thursday, October 29
About After I'm Gone
Welcome to After I’m Gone, a guide to future planning for aging caregivers concerned about future care for their loved one with a disability.
This guide is for you if…
- You or your adult child are concerned about your adult child’s future.
- Your adult child needs help making decisions.
- You would like to be inspired.
- You want peace of mind.
- You wonder what will happen when you are gone.
- You would like to improve your adult child’s life right now.
Adult children with disabilities will most likely outlive their parents. A plan must be in place in case of a sudden death or other circumstances that will directly impact your child.
We can help you produce a plan that will live on after you are no longer able to be an active caregiver, coach, or overseer of your loved one’s activities, services, and other key aspects of their life. Planning centers on the desires, goals and support needs of the individual. For some, desires and goals may be expressed non-verbally.
We know that it’s hard to think of the future when you’re busy in the present. However, if you begin now, make changes gradually and prepare, you can ease the transition.
There is no better way to change the future than to plan for it.
Learn more at thearcofmass.org/future.