Family Care Councils Making a Difference Together

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Family Care Councils Making a Difference Together Family Café Presentation Friday, June 16, 2017

15 Family Care Councils Supporting Floridians

In 1993, the Florida Legislature passed legislation to establish an all volunteer Family Care Council (FCC) to be located in each service area of the Agency for Persons Disabilities (APD) in Chapter 393.502, F.S. Each of the 15 FCCs are made up of Governor appointed members. The membership consisting of: Individuals with Developmental Disabilities Parents Guardians Siblings Grandparents

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Florida Statue Chapter 393.502 “The purpose of the local family care councils shall be to advise the agency, to develop a plan for the delivery of family support services within the local area, and to monitor the implementation and effectiveness of services and support provided under the plan.

The primary functions of the local family care councils shall be to: Assist in providing information and outreach to families. Review the effectiveness of service programs and make recommendations with respect to program implementation.

Florida Statue Chapter 393.502 Advise the agency with respect to policy issues relevant to the community and family support system in the local area. Meet and share information with other local family care councils. “

Our Mission The mission of the Family Care Councils is to advocate, educate, and empower individuals with developmental disabilities and their families, partnering with the Agency for Persons with Disabilities (APD), to bring quality services to individuals for dignity and choice.

Family Care Council & Families Everyone needs to believe: That everyone has something to offer Individuals and families are a driving force in Self-Determination and Choices for the future That success comes from working together

Future State of Affairs The Family Care Councils will continue to work with the Florida Legislature to fully fund APD’s Wait List Share with potential foster families the joys of raising a child with special needs Continue to help individuals with disabilities to become fully included in their community Working in collaboration with a variety of stakeholders and agencies

WE WANT YOU! To Be A Part of the Council’s Driving Force “ONE MESSAGE WITH MANY VOICES” The dream of self sufficiency for independence for everyone. With proper supports both families and individuals with DD can thrive and achieve their dreams. FCC's are there to advocate for, educate and assist individuals with developmental disabilities and their families

Why you should JOIN your local FCC NOW

To Get Involved FAMILY CARE COUNCIL CHAIR TODAY! CONTACT YOUR LOCAL AREA FAMILY CARE COUNCIL CHAIR TODAY! 1-800-470-8101 Mary Smith, Chairperson Patricia Houghland, Vice Chairperson www.fccflorida.org