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We help people with intellectual and developmental disabilities—and their families—find the services they need to live well. From early support to help in adulthood, we’ll connect you with programs and resources that match your needs, interests, and goals, and support you throughout your entire life.
We’ll work closely with you to understand your goals and help you get the services you need. We’ll walk with you every step of the way, guide you through the process, and speak up for your needs—because you deserve to be seen, supported, and treated with care and respect.
Here you’ll find tools, guides, and helpful links to support your journey. Whether you’re just getting started or have been with us for years, these resources can help you learn more, prepare for meetings, and feel more confident making decisions.
Steps for Social/Recreation Payment Under Service Code 024
Discuss the proposed service/activity with the Individual Program Plan (IPP) team and have team agreement that the service/activity will be included in the IPP.
When the IPP team recommends funding the service/activity under SC 024, family/individual will proceed to pay for the activity/service.
Family/individual pays for the service/activity and submits the invoice from the service/activity provider and proof of payment to the GGRC Social Worker.
The invoice must contain the name of the participant, the name of the provider, the cost, dates of attendance, name of the person who paid and the method of payment.
Proof of payment can be a copy of both sides of the cancelled check, a redacted copy of the credit card bill showing name of the account holder and the item paid or the receipt from an automatic payment such as Zelle or Venmo with the name of the payor, name of the payee, date of payment and the amount.
GGRC Social Worker generates an IPP addendum indicating the name of the service/activity, the cost and the dates of attendance. That addendum is sent to the family/individual for signature to consent to implementation of the addendum.
Once consent to implementation is received from the family/individual, GGRC Social Worker sends the addendum, signed consent, invoice, and proof of payment to the Vendor Unit for processing.
Once Vendor Unit has completed processing the vendorization, GGRC Social Worker submits the Purchase of Service (POS) request to the GGRC Fiscal Department for payment.
We serve individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in San Francisco, San Mateo, and Marin counties, providing specific supports and services they may need at any stage of their life journey.
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