When a member of the family has a disability, there are many needs
Who will guide your loved one when you are deceased, or simply unable to assist any longer?
- Decision making regarding: Living arrangements, Services Providers and Day Activities
- Medical Treatment
- Regular checkups and dental appointments
- Consultation of medical specialists
- Medication monitoring
- Social Interaction
- Interacting with the community for entertainment, education and groups
- Advocacy
- Every Day Issues
- Grocery shopping
- Shopping for clothing and personal needs
- Paying bills
- Car and home maintenance
Such tasks can be a challenge to an individual with a disability.
You can help today, but what about tomorrow?
Introducing ARCare
In 1982, a group of parents decided they didn't want to leave these challenges to chance, or to family members who may or may not be available to assist.
They formed ARCare, a not-for-profit organization designed to make certain that those with disabilities would receive caring, planned, professional support for these and many other needs once their parents were deceased, or unable to care for them. Read More ...
