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Microboards
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Micro-boards were started as small companies to organize support around one individual. They were started because specific indivivduals needed more effective assistance than what was currently being provided in the services system. The company has control over the support dollars and ways in which support is provided. Typically the individual around whom
the micro-board is started and his/her support circle hire the staff and make all decisions regarding the design and type of assistance provided. This model has led to many types of avenues of self-determination.

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Managed by: Cary Griffin of Griffin-Hammis Associates, LLC

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Organizations, Programs, and Projects (5 Products)


Organizations, Programs, and Projects
CommunityWorks: Microboards, Cooperatives, Direct Funding Projects
Technical assistance in developing, evaluating and 'tuning up' person-centered service structures including microboards, cooperatives and other direct funding initiatives.
Greystone Consumer Empowerment Systems
An online resource that links the family and consumer with state agencies, service providers, and any other entity in the circle of support. It's focus is assisting people with the HCBS waiver.
Illinois Association of Microboards and Cooperatives
An organization in Illinois that offers self-advocates, families and friends the opportunity to create Microboards and Human Service Cooperatives.
Tennessee Microboard Association
A statewide (Tennessee) initiative developing Microboards and conducting related person-centered planning, training and consultation.
Vela Microboard Association
A Microboard is formed when a small group of committed family and friends join together with a person with challenges to create a non-profit society. This group addresses the person's planning and support needs in an empowering and customized fashion.


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