When someone wants to use their individual budget to buy supports from a provider, we call it an Individual Service Fund (ISF).
Individual Service Funds mean that
- The money is held by the provider on the individual’s behalf
- The person decides how to spend the money
- The provider is accountable to the person
- The provider commits to only spend the money on the individual’s service and the management and support necessary to provide that service (not into a general pooled budget).
File: From a Support Plan to an Individual Service Fund (SP39).pdf
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