This is a free presentation is sponsored by the Golden State Pooled Trust (www.gspt.org) and the Arc of California (www.thearc.org).
Part 1 will be held on Tuesday, December 13 at 1:00 p.m. PT. Part one is put together for a professional audience of attorneys and fiduciaries.
Part two of the series will focus on educating families on how to locate service providers, advocacy organizations and educational resources in one’s community, is scheduled for release in January of 2023.
The History of the Lanterman Act will be presented by Chad Carlock (www.carlocklaw.com), an attorney who works individuals to help them understand, protect and assert their legal rights. How to Manage an IPP will be co-presented by Pat and Tim Hornbecker, full-time human rights advocates and parents of a son with a developmental disability. Pat is also president of the ARC of California. They will also cover how to deal with disputes and the need for continued advocacy.
The presentation will last 75 minutes and allow 30-45 minutes for Q&A. To participate, please register at: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_0XpD7HxwScajaMmc47ShHg.
If you are currently working with an attorney or fiduciary, please forward this invitation to them. A thorough understanding of the IPP process and rights under the Lanterman Act is essential for any professional to serve a person with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD). The program also qualifies for two hours of MCLE Credit by the State Bar of California.
The presentations will be recorded for later viewing on Stephen Dale’s YouTube Channel (www.youtube.com/c/Achievingindependence). If you subscribe, you will be automatically notified when videos are posted.
The slides will be made available on the day of the presentation through a link in the chat.