Who assists participants with completing Self-Directed Services documents?

The Coordinator of Community Services plays a pivotal role in assisting participants with completing Self-Directed Services documents. This individual typically has specialized training and knowledge about the programs and policies surrounding self-directed services, which equips them to provide necessary guidance and support throughout the documentation process.

By working closely with participants, the Coordinator can ensure that the required information is accurately captured, helping to facilitate the participant's access to services that align with their needs and goals. They are also adept at helping individuals navigate any potential challenges or questions that may arise while filling out these vital documents, thus ensuring that the process runs smoothly.

In contrast, while other roles such as the Support Broker also provide support to participants, their focus may be more on service coordination and implementation rather than the specific assistance needed for completing documentation. The Participant themselves would primarily provide the input necessary for completing these documents but may not have the expertise needed to navigate the technicalities involved. The FMCS Provider typically focuses on delivering services rather than assisting with the documentation process.