Adult Children with Developmental Disabilities (PACDD)

PACDD, Parents and Caregivers of Adult Children with Developmental Disabilities, is designed to meet the needs of the parents and caregivers, including adult siblings of adults with developmental disabilities. Join other parents and family caregivers with adult children with a variety of developmental disabilities, including autism.

The speaker series typically meets on the third Wednesday of each month at Parents Helping Parents, except in July and August. Our families come together at a potluck quarterly, usually in March, June, September and December. Bring a pizza or whatever you like and your own beverages. We need to know how many people to expect, so please RSVP.

Parent only meetings are from 6:45pm - 9:00pm
Family potluck meetings are from 6:15pm - 8:00pm



Download the Transition Checklist
This is a comprehensive list of resources with an explanation of the service, documents needed to apply, age to apply, overview of services and other general information. Download the checklist now

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Might your child work and have SSI or SSDI?

Visit to see a video about working adults with developmental disabilitis. http://www.dds.ca.gov/WeInclude/Index.cfm

There are many plans that help working individuals with disabilities and there are folks out there to help through the 104 Work Incentives Planning and Assistance (WIPA).

The projects across the U.S. and the U.S. territories work with SSA beneficiaries with disabilities on job placement, benefits planning, and career development.

WIPAs are authorized to serve all SSA beneficiaries with disabilities, including transition-to-work aged youth, providing benefits planning and assistance services on request and as resources permit.

Santa Clara County:http://www.cidsanmateo.org/programs_ssoutreachSC.html 

Working Disabled 250+ Program - Power Point with Audio
http://www.onlineconferencingsystems.com/chiip/archived_webinars.htm

Link to all WIPA offices in the US: https://secure.ssa.gov/apps10/oesp/providers.nsf/bystate

 


Know a Doctor, Dentist, Therapist or are you looking for someone?

Find a health care, psychiatric providers, counselors, and other service providers that other families have shared via our online survey. 

If you haven't yet shared a provider that you feel works well with adults with developmental disabilities, Please Share Now

To access the list, you must have a password.  Please contact PHP and join our mailing list to gain access to this list.

View the list now if you have the password.
Once in, click Browse Responses in the upper right hand corner to see the submissions for each response. Otherwise, you see only a summary of all the responses.


We have a Yahoo! Group Click to join pacdd Click to join pacdd



Powerpoint Presentations from previous events.


Private Health Insurance May Be Available Through Your Employer - Continued through Adulthood
Check with your employer for a Disabled Dependent Waiver. Not all employers provide this but many do for both health and dental coverage.

Mental Health Services for Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Call 1-800-704-0900

  • Make sure you have your son/daughter's Social Security Number and Date of Birth. They will verify the Medi-Cal status.
  • If you have private insurance, you must first receive a denial of services from them.

Sexuality and Developmental Disability: A Guide for Parents




Life Planning

Public Benefits

 

Contact: 
Community & Family Services Department
Phone: 
408-727-5775
Email Address: 
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