Care support and accessibility looks different for everyone. In times of crises, regardless of those differences, it’s important to be prepared. So, what does preparedness look like for people who have specialized support or accessibility needs?
We understand how important it is to make sure your loved ones unique needs are still provided when you’re gone. We understand that most emergency preparedness plans don’t include unique accessibility or equipment needs. Most importantly, we understand how hard these conversations are to have and how far a little compassion will go.
From self-serve fillable preparedness forms to consultation services for personalized preparedness plans to preplanning for after death support for someone with disabilities and their families preparing for the loss of a caregiver. With goals of expanding our ability and types of support we provide we aim to cultivate peace of mind for families and people with disabilities who wonder, “What’s going to happen when I’m gone?”
Our Services
Self Service
You are welcome to download, print and complete your own copies of our forms at home. There is no cost for this.
*if you would like for the forms to be printed and mailed to you you can choose to donate to cover the cost of postage.
Personalized Emergency Preparedness Planning Services
Emergency preparedness is essential for people living in the Pacific Northwest. We offer personalized planning supports specifically designed to support people with disabilities and support care needs.
PrePlanning for the Loss of a guardian/caregiver
We offer support to clients with disabilities in the immediate aftermath of the death of their primary caregiver. From preplanning to responding in the moment and providing short-term support aimed at providing the best possible transitional support toward long-term continuity of care.
If you have an emergency please call 911 for assistance.
For NON-EMERGENCIES of an urgent nature click the link below. We have a maximum 24 hour response window for these requests.
Our goal for the near future is to contract with first responders, chaplain corps, and hospital social work departments to arrange for us to step in and support with immediate needs. We are not currently able to provide any support other than preplanning at this time.
