AI for Caregivers
    PlanningUnder 18

    The Cliff: Planning for After School

    Turn the scary 'adult services cliff' into a year-by-year checklist

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    My [Son Or Daughter], [Their Initials], is [Age] and has [Condition]. They'll age out of school services at [Age Services End] in [Your State]. I'm trying to plan for what comes after. Here's where things stand: [Where Things Stand]. Please: 1. Lay out the areas I need a plan for (where they'll spend their days, work or activity, living situation, money and benefits, health care, transportation, social life, legal and decision-making) as a checklist. 2. For each area, give me the two or three questions I should be asking now, and roughly how far ahead each one typically needs to start. 3. Tell me which pieces usually have the longest waits, so I know what to start first. 4. Tell me what you don't know about my state's specific rules, and who I should ask. Don't give me specific program names or eligibility rules unless you're confident they apply in my state; tell me what to look up instead.

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    It can be confidently wrong.

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    It's a helper, not a clinician.

    None of this is medical, legal, or financial advice, and it is not therapy or an emergency service. If anyone is in danger, call 911, or 988 in the US for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

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