K A N S A S DIRECTION TOOLKIT. Personal Assistance Supports and Services (K-PASS) A Comprehensive Guide to Assist Individuals in Self-Direction



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K A N S A S Personal Assistance Supports and Services (K-PASS) SELF- DIRECTION TOOLKIT A Comprehensive Guide to Assist Individuals in Self-Direction The Kansas University Center on Developmental Disabilities UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS April 2006

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Acknowledgements THE KANSAS SELF-DIRECTION TOOLKIT provides individuals with disabilities the information and tools needed to self-direct any component of their personal assistance services. Consumers, case managers, service coordinators, family members and others will like the Toolkit s step-by-step format with a mix and match option that puts you in control of the information you want and need to self-direct your personal assistant (PA) supports and services. Whether you are a first-time employer or you ve been hiring PAs for years and are just looking for some ideas to make the whole process easier, you ll like the user-friendly format. It is an ambitious goal to develop information, all in one toolkit, that enables self-directed employers to recruit, hire, train, and manage personal assistants (PA). The extent to which this goal has been accomplished is due to the diligence of the K-PASS Stakeholder Group and others who reviewed the Toolkit draft and offered their advice and expertise. The Kansas Self-Direction Toolkit was modeled on the Tennessee Personal Assistance Supports and Services (PASS) User s Guide, developed under a Department of Health and Human Services grant by The Arc of Tennessee. Other resources are listed in the References and Resources section. The K-PASS Stakeholder Advisory Group was essential to the planning process. They worked diligently and with enthusiasm to lay the groundwork for the creation of the K-PASS Toolkit. Special thanks must go to Jennifer Schwartz, Kansas Association of Centers for Independent Living, for her expertise and support in selecting the content and structuring the first draft. The development of the Toolkit was supported through comments and advice by Kathy Reed, OCCK, Inc.; Ramona Macek, Shawnee County CDDO; Troy Horton, Center for Independent Living for Southwest Kansas; Shari Coatney, Southeast Kansas Independent Living (SKIL); Sid Gray, OCCK; Grace Leu-Burke, parent; Brenda Maxey, TECH; Gina McDonald, iii

SRS North East Region; Carolee Miner, OCCK, Inc.; and Shelia Nelson Stout, Independent Connection. Thanks to Susan Murray-Sincock, Independent Connection, author of OCCK s Self-Direct Instructional Manual (2004), for allowing us to use her work on writing polices as the basis for our Appendix F, Sample Policies. We acknowledge with appreciation the contributions of Margaret Zillinger, Director of Community Support and Services, SRS and Greg Wintle, Program Manager for Mental Retardation & Developmental Disabilities Services, SRS. Thank you both for your continued support. Self-advocates, parents, families and professionals from across Kansas reviewed the draft of the Kansas Self-Direction Toolkit, offered their comments and suggestions. Their advice helped shape the Toolkit. Sara Sack, Ph.D., Sheila Simmons, M.A., and Patricia Black Moore, M.S., the K-PASS Management Team, thank the advisors and contributors for their efforts. Our hope is that the supports the philosophy of self-direction in a meaningful way. iv

KANSAS PERSONAL ATTENDANT SERVICES AND SUPPORTS STAKEHOLDERS Mike Ahlers, Kansas Rehabilitation Services Becca Bernd, Southeast Kansas Independent Living Barb Bishop, Self Advocate Coalition Of Kansas Brian Bolen, Kansas Community Supports and Services, SRS Shari Coatney, Southeast Kansas Independent Living Dawn Cummings, Shawnee County Community Developmental Disability Organization Kim Dietrich, Topeka Independent Living Resource Center Tanya Dorf, Independence, Inc. Karen Dorsey, Parent Chrissie Frahm, Consumer Jason Gallagher, Consumer Doug Gerdel, Parent Patti Gerdel, Parent Ken Gifford, Independent Living Center of Northeast Kansas Lesli Girard, Families Together, Inc. Sid Gray, OCCK, Inc. Mark Hinde, Southwest Developmental Services, Inc. Troy Horton, Independent Living Resource Center of Southwest Kansas Greg Jones, Southeast Kansas Independent Living Shannon Jones, Statewide Independent Living Council of Kansas Alice Lackey, New Beginnings Enterprises, Inc. Grace Leu-Burke, Parent Brad Linnekamp, Consumer Kathy Lobb, Self Advocate Coalition Of Kansas Merlin Lockett, Families Together, Inc. Ramona Macek, Shawnee County Community Developmental Disability Organization Maria Martinez, Southeast Kansas Independent Living Brenda Maxey, Training and Evaluation Center of Hutchinson Shelly May, Kansas Council on Developmental Disabilities Marita McDaniel, Families Together, Inc. Gina McDonald, SRS Northeast Region Earl McGinn, Southwest Developmental Services, Inc. Kim Miller, Interhab Carolee Miner, OCCK, Inc. Susan Murray, OCCK, Inc. Nelda Nelson, Self Advocate Coalition Of Kansas Shelia Nelson-Stout, Independent Connection Mary Ellen O Brien Wright, Working Healthy Mike Oxford, Topeka Independent Living Resource Center Ron Pasmore, Kansas Elks Training Center for the Handicapped Joe Porting, Infant Toddler Services Kathy Reed, OCCK, Inc. Angie Reinking, Self Advocate Coalition of Kansas Jane Rhys, Kansas Council on Developmental Disabilities Stacy Ritt, Independent Living Resource Center of Southwest Kansas Jennifer Schreiner, Shawnee County Community Developmental Disability Organization Jennifer Schwartz, Kansas Association of Centers for Independent Living Tami Schwindt, Families Together, Inc. Kelly Smith, Self Advocate Coalition Of Kansas Dave Sorrick, Southeast Kansas Independent Living Brent Widick, Kansas Social and Rehabilitation Services Greg Wintle, Kansas Community Supports and Services, SRS Margaret Zillinger, Kansas Community Supports and Services, SRS v

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This document was developed under grant CFDA93.779 from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. However, these contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and you should not assume endorsement by the federal government. Kansas University Center on Developmental Disabilities at Parsons 2601 Gabriel Parsons, Kansas 67357 1-800-617-0907 620-421-8367 K-PASS Project Director: Sara Sack ssack@ku.edu Name: Title: Organization: Address: If you would like a copy of the Kansas Self-Direction Toolkit send us your name and address! City: State: Zip: Phone: ( ) E-mail: Choose format: CD or Print Mail to: Patty Black Moore KUCDD 2601 Gabriel Parsons, KS 67357 Or FAX: 620-421-0954 vii

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KANSAS Personal Assistance Supports and Services (K-PASS) Self-Direction Toolkit TABLE OF CONTENTS Sections 1 - Introduction to Self-Direction... 1 2 Developing Your Job Description... 13 3 Selecting a Payroll Agent... 41 4 Recruiting Your PA... 49 5 Screening the Applicants... 63 6 Interviewing and Selecting Your PA... 77 7 Training Your PA... 97 8 Managing Your PA... 121 9 Planning for PA Back-Up and Other Emergencies. 143 10 Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation... 157 References and Resources... 167 Appendices A Laws & Statutory Regulations H.B. 2012 & K.S.A. 39-7,100. 173 B Kansas Resources Directory.. 189 C Job Description Development Tool... 209 D Sample Job Competencies. 251 E Kansas Colleges & Universities. 257 F Sample Policies. 265 ix

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