Who may assist in creating policies, procedures, and schedules requested by participants?

Support Brokers play a key role in assisting participants, particularly in navigating the complexities of services and supports available to them. They work directly with participants to understand their needs and preferences, which allows them to help develop tailored policies, procedures, and schedules that align with the individual's goals and circumstances. By facilitating communication and collaboration among different service providers, Support Brokers can ensure that the policies and procedures reflect the unique requirements of each participant.

Their training and position empower them to advocate for participant-driven solutions, making them the ideal choice for supporting individuals in this capacity. The other roles, while also important in the overarching support system, typically focus on different aspects such as case management, financial oversight, or human resources functions. These areas are critical but do not directly involve the hands-on creation of personal policies and schedules for participants.