Frederick County Transition Lecture: Making Your Wishes Known with a Letter of Intent 

We hope you can join us on Wednesday evening, April 30 for an Adolescent Transition Lecture.

This will be a hands-on workshop where families will learn about the importance of a Letter of Intent, also known as an Individual Plan of Care.  Whether your loved one with a disability is a toddler or an adult, no one knows him or her like you do!

The Letter of Intent:

--includes all critical information about your child who has a disability.

--includes the family's wishes for the child's future.

--is used when you are not able or available to conduct your child's care.

--informs family members, professionals and support staff and caregivers of the details of your child's life and care, so that your wishes and plans can be carried into the future.

Our presenters will be:

-Jean Doyle, LCSW and Support Coordinator

-Anjela McNally, Support Coordinator

Both are with the Futures and Estate Planning Project of The Arc of Frederick County. 

This lecture is free.  Snacks and refreshments will be served.  Free parking is available.

Contact Resource Finder at 1-800-390-3372 or resourcefinder@kennedykrieger.org if you have questions. 

Space is limited, so click below to Register Now!

Inclement Weather Policy:  Please note that if Frederick County Public Schools are closed for the day, or close early, or cancel evening activities due to inclement weather, the Adolescent Transition Lecture will be canceled. 

Supported by: Maryland DHMH Office for Genetics and People with Special Health Care Needs, and the Maryland Center for Developmental Disabilities at Kennedy Krieger Institute.