ACT for Life Services believes that no person should have to live their life in loneliness and isolation because of a disability.

We are a non-profit organization established to provide a secure future to individuals with physical or intellectual disabilities.

 
“Life is much easier for me since Barbara became a member of ACT for Life Services. I feel relieved of so much worry. Before, I was constantly worried about my daughter’s future. I didn’t know how to set up my will so that she would be taken care of after I’m gone and I didn’t know where to turn for good advice...The people at Life Services have proven to be caring and trustworthy friends.”
— B.C., mother of a Third Party Pooled Trust beneficiary
 
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What We Do

ACT for Life Services (Disabled and Alone / Life Services for the Handicapped) was established as a non-profit in 1988 to meet the compelling need expressed by families and individuals with disabilities as they searched for answers to the questions: 

Who will be there for our loved one when we are gone?

How do we maintain Governmental Benefits and provide for a higher quality of life?

ACT for Life Services has established itself to:

(1) provide advocacy and oversight for individuals with disabilities where assets have been designated for their benefit and. Learn more about our advocacy programs here >

(2) help families plan for when they will no longer be able to care for their loved ones OR provide individuals the use of trusts to maintain/obtain their Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Medicaid, other governmental benefits and customized supports if needed and desired. Learn more about our comprehensive planning services here >

(3) provide Supplemental Needs Trust Services (First and Third Party) to enable individuals with disabilities to maintain government benefits while providing for the “needed” extras in life to ensure a higher standard of living and quality services. Learn more about our trust services here >

 
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Objectives

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To maintain the quality of life for each member through the full utilization of private resources and government benefits.

To provide families with peace of mind related to the future care of their loved ones with disabilities .

To encourage members to pursue activities and associations which prevent isolation and loneliness.

To provide families and individuals with disabilities the use of convenient, secure Pooled Supplemental Needs Trusts or Stand-Alone Trusts.

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