Financial Planning: Agencies (General Audience)

Community Fund Management Foundation is a foundation that develops and makes available several types of trusts, educational programs, and related services that enable individuals who are disabled to use private funds to enhance their quality of life while attempting to safeguard their eligibility for government benefits.

Wills and trusts, estate planning, guardianship, Medicaid planning, special needs law

Organization helps qualifying patients without prescription drug coverage get the medicines they need through the program that is right for them. They will help find the appropriate coverage program.

The Arc of Ohio has offices in several counties throughout the state. Each office offers local programming, in addition to these statewide services:

Advocacy — promotes and protects the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities by advocating on a broad range of issues that affects lives of individuals and their family members, friends and co-workers

Assistive Technology Program — the provision of electronic equipment such as iPads, tablets, specialized screens, touch screens and software

Summer Camp — a four-week traditional day camp program for school-age children (4-22) with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Camp is held Monday through Friday at Baylor Beach Park in Navarre, OH.

Family Choice Program — FCP bridges the gap in services that some individuals and families have been experiencing through the IO and Level 1 Waivers.

Support Brokerage — assists the participant and their families in arranging for, directing, and managing SELF Waiver services. A Support Broker represents and advocates for the participant in relation to the day-to-day coordination of services and community inclusion.