The purpose of the planning for people with special needs is to create the best possible
ife for adults with disabilities. This book provides comprehensive guidance on the development of life plan to move the child with special needs to independence or to make sure they are cared for in the future. Starting from a vision of a meaningful life for a child, explains Hal Wright how to form a practical plan to achieve these goals, and how to learn mastery of personal skills, and how to create a support to maintain life plan circles. He looked next in employment, housing options, and government programs available in the United States. And finally he speaks to the reader through the important financial and legal considerations, including how to finance and manage the special needs trust. This book will be essential reading for all parents or guardians of a child with weak psychological and physical cognition. It will also be of interest lawyers, financial planning, insurance agents, and trust officers and other professionals looking to provide the best service to the community with special needs.