Regional center · RCEB and GGRC
Coordinated Family Supports.
For adults who choose to live in their family home, a bttr coordinator works with the participant and family so every support works together.
One home. Two sides.
CFS is funded by your regional center.
Their life, their choices.
Their goals lead the plan, and supports are organized around what they want to do.
Less to coordinate alone.
A partner who helps organize supports, resources, and next steps, with one point of contact at bttr.
What it can include.
Depending on the participant's desired goals and regional center approval.
Organizing supports and schedules
Connecting to community resources
Preparing for IPP meetings
Moving IPP goals forward
Planning for the future
Building natural supports
Keeping the team on the same page
One point of contact for the family
What we hear.
“We want them at home, with the right supports.”
“We are coordinating everything on our own.”
“We need a plan for the future.”
Clear for the whole team.
You lead the plan.
Your choices and goals come first. Your coordinator helps organize the supports you want at home and in the community.
A partner at home.
You receive regular updates and have one point of contact at bttr, in English or Spanish.
Aligned with the IPP.
Request bttr as the CFS provider. Goals and hours follow the participant's desired outcomes and regional center approval.
RCEB and GGRC.
bttr is a CFS provider with RCEB and GGRC, and works alongside the Service Coordinator and the participant's team. SARC is coming soon.
Goals and hours depend on the participant's desired outcomes and regional center approval.
Where it is available.
Regional Center of the East Bay
Alameda and Contra Costa counties
Golden Gate Regional Center
San Francisco, San Mateo, and Marin counties
San Andreas Regional Center
Santa Clara, San Benito, Santa Cruz, and Monterey counties
Questions, answered.
What is Coordinated Family Supports (CFS)?
Coordinated Family Supports (CFS) is a regional center service for adults who choose to live in their family home. A bttr coordinator works with the participant and family to organize supports, connect to community resources, and move IPP goals forward.
Who is CFS for?
Adults 18 and older with developmental disabilities who live in their family home, and the families who support them. Goals and hours depend on the participant's desired outcomes and regional center approval.
How is CFS different from Independent Living Services?
ILS focuses on teaching skills for more independence. CFS focuses on coordinating the supports around the participant and family at home, so everything works together. Many participants use both.
Which regional centers offer CFS with bttr.?
bttr. provides CFS with Regional Center of the East Bay (RCEB) and Golden Gate Regional Center (GGRC). San Andreas Regional Center (SARC) is coming soon.
Where is CFS with bttr. available?
Through RCEB in Alameda and Contra Costa counties, and through GGRC in San Francisco, San Mateo, and Marin counties. SARC, serving Santa Clara, San Benito, Santa Cruz, and Monterey counties, is coming soon.
What can a CFS coordinator help with?
Organizing schedules and supports, connecting to community and generic resources, preparing for IPP meetings, planning for the future, and keeping everyone on the participant's team on the same page.
Does the participant have a say?
Yes. CFS is person centered. The participant's choices and goals lead the plan, with the family as a partner.
Is CFS available in Spanish?
Yes. bttr. supports Spanish speaking participants and families, including coordination, communication, and updates in Spanish.
How is CFS funded?
CFS is funded by your regional center when it is part of the participant's IPP.
How do we start CFS with bttr.?
Speak with your RCEB or GGRC Service Coordinator and request bttr. as the CFS provider. You can also email team@bttrliving.com for a free consultation.
Related services.
Many participants combine services. bttr. delivers them as one team.
Independent Living Services (ILS)
Skills to do things on their own or with minimal support.
Learn more › Regional centerSupported Living Services (SLS)
Ongoing support for adults living in a home of their own.
Learn more › CommunicationASL Training Support
American Sign Language training for participants and families.
Learn more ›Start with a free consultation.
Email us with the participant's name, regional center, and the support you are looking for.
team@bttrliving.com(510) 709 5809 · 7 days, 9am to 9pm
