Coordinated Family Supports

CFS Program Brochure (coming soon!)

Apply to Work in our CFS Program

The CFS program is a resource developed to assist you and your adult child with an intellectual or developmental disability to live in your home safely, successfully and productively. Our team of Community Resource Facilitators (CRFs) help you and your family to develop a personalized service plan to reduce barriers to accessing community services. They also work individually with families to help them build independence  with services delivered in ways that respect your family’s language and culture.

Types of individualized support included in CFS services:

  • Accessing resources (SSI, MediCal, IHSS and MORE!)
  • Information & Education (accessing local resources and understanding services)
  • Planning (alternatives to conservatorships, futures planning curriculum, diagnostic changes over the lifespan)
  • Family Assistance – Identifying backup supports and scheduling services (e.g. medical, ILS, or personal attendant)

The DDS website has additional information on Coordinated Family Supports

If you are interested in our program, please contact your Service Coordinator at TCRC.

Key Differences Between CFS and ILS

CFS

  • Works with the family unit.
  • Best when the person is living at home.
  • Focus is on family support, planning, and resources.
  • Helps the family reduce barriers and support goals.
 ILS

  • Works with the individual one-on-one.
  • Best for learning to live more independently.
  • Focus is on daily living skills.
  • Helps the person manage everyday life on their own.
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