Meeting and Talking with My Supporters Sample Clauses

Meeting and Talking with My Supporters. I DO _X_ / DO NOT want help coordinating meetings and talking with my Supporters. Here is a list of people I want to help me: First and Last Name Relationship Home Address Email Phone Number Xxxx Xxxxx Dad 000 Xxxx Xx., Xxxxxxxx, XX 00000 Xxxx.x.xxxxx@xxxxx.xxx 000-000-0000 *To add a new row, place cursor in bottom right box and press Tab. These supporters can help me in these ways: Write Y for “yes” or N for “no” to say if your Supporters can or cannot help with each option. _Y_ Help me contact my Supporters to set up meetings. _X_ All Supporters/ Only Supporters Listed Here: _Y_ Help me talk with my Supporters when I am upset or have a problem with them. _X_ All Supporters/ Only Supporters Listed Here: _N_ Help me keep my Supporters updated on how I am doing. All Supporters/ Only Supporters Listed Here: _N_ Help me keep my Supporters updated on what I am doing. All Supporters/ Only Supporters Listed Here: _Y_ Help me communicate to my Supporters to make sure they understand what I am saying. _X_ All Supporters/ Only Supporters Listed Here: To help me meet and talk with my Supports these supporters may also do these things: (Examples: Help me understand what my Supporters are telling me, help me communicate with my Supporters over email, text message, or the phone, Help advocate for me when meeting with my Supporters, Meet with my Supporters without me) None. These supporters MAY NOT do these things to help me meet and talk with my Supporters: (Examples: May not meet with my Supporters without me, May not talk with my Supporters about me without me present) None.
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Meeting and Talking with My Supporters. The supported decision-making facilitator might be a supporter that you trust with helping you with many decisions or they might not be one of your supporters. You do not have to have a supported decision-making facilitator. It is your choice. Page 21 gives you the option to have a notary sign and stamp your Supported Decision- Making Agreement. A notary public is someone who can confirm that everyone signed the agreement. You do not have to have a notary sign and stamp your agreement. It is your choice. You can find a notary public at most banks and local courts. Sometimes people want to make changes to their Supported Decision-Making Agreement after it is done. You can write these changes on page 22, the Changes page. Write the date of the change, what the change was, and sign it. If you are adding a supporter, then the new supporter will need to sign also. You can do this up to three
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