
Who would know everything about your child if something happened to you?
I asked myself that question as the mother of a 30 year old autistic son. This binder is my answer, and now it can be yours.
This binder is for you if you want to:
• Make sure a new carer, sibling or nurse knows exactly how to care for your child
• Record routines, communication, food, sensory needs and what calms them
• Understand who can legally make decisions for an adult
• Get clear on wills, trusts, deputyship and benefits before a crisis
• Have peace of mind that your child's future is plannedInside the 30 fillable pages:
• An emergency first page for whoever picks this up
• One page profile, circle of support and communication dictionary
• Daily routine timeline, weekly planner, food, sleep and sensory pages
• A distress plan for before, during and after
• Health, medication and hospital pages
• Plain English guides to decision making, wills and trusts
• Future living options, documents checklist and a letter to the next carerType on screen in Adobe Acrobat Reader (free), or print and write by hand. Legal guidance covers England and Wales. General information, not legal or financial advice.