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 | Resources One-page job aid can be printed and used to remind Guardians about the ethical principles the National Guardianship Association promotes. The Center for Guardianship Excellence has organized the standards into 4 easy-to-understand categories:... | ||||
 | Scheduled Virtual Instructor-Led Training Find your “true north” as a guardian by focusing on 5 guideposts. During this introductory workshop, you will learn fundamental principles of guardianship in Massachusetts including how guardians get appointed, how to determine what is... | ||||
 | Scheduled Virtual Events This workshop provides an overview of LGBTQIA+ disparities, demographics, and terminology, as well as key strategies for bringing high-quality care and services to LGBTQIA+ people. Participants will also learn about creating LGBTQIA+-inclusive... | ||||
 | Resources Every contact with an individual under guardianship provides a chance to learn more about the person's skills, needs, and situation. This important information must be documented and provided to the Massachusetts Family and Probate Court in... | ||||
 | Resources Download this printable list of guardianship key words as a reference. | ||||
 | Resources Accurate, thorough documentation is essential to successful Guardianship. This job aid provides a single file where Guardians can organize important facts about an individual's current situation, history, and needs. | ||||
 | Scheduled Virtual Instructor-Led Training Join us for our monthly Guardianship Networking Group, where guardians from all over the country gather for conversation among peers to share ideas and find answers.
Each month we feature a new topic for discussion. We hope you can join us for... | ||||
 | Scheduled Virtual Events Join the Center for our Guardianship Rounds session, based on the concept of hospital grand rounds, each month we are joined by an experienced guardian who shares one of their challenging cases for discussion. Family and professional guardians... | ||||
 | Self-Paced E-Learning What is Guardianship?
Guardians are appointed by Probate + Family Court to serve the needs of adults who are unable to make all of their decisions autonomously. This brief training program introduces the key terms and concepts you need to know... | ||||
 | Self-Paced E-Learning "Types of Guardianship" explains the difference between Guardianship and Conservatorship. It teaches when and how temporary, permanent, partial, plenary, co-guardians, and successors are used to assist incapacitated adults. Four case stories help... |
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