Children’s Community Options Program: Information for Counties
The Children’s Community Options Program (CCOP) is for families who need help caring for a child with long-term support needs. CCOP provides flexible funding and coordinates supports and services. These help the family care for their child at home and in community settings.
The family works with a local support and service coordinator from a county health and human services agency. The coordinator completes an assessment. It helps them understand the child’s and family’s abilities, strengths, needs, and desired outcomes. The assessment also looks at how the family wants to get services, where they live, medical care, and more.
From the assessment, the family and support and service coordinator create a personal service plan.
Essential children's resources
Wisconsin Wayfinder supports families of children with delays, disabilities, special health care needs, and mental health conditions. Children’s resource guides are helpers who assist families, caregivers, professionals, and organizations in finding a wide array of supports and services available through the Children’s Resource Network.
Family resources
County resources
- CCOP Procedures Guide, P-01780 (PDF) and Summary of Revisions to the CCOP Procedures Guide
- Children’s Long-Term Support Parental Fee Declaration—Model, F-01338
- County Agency CCOP Annual Plan Update, F-02230
- HSRS Long-Term Support Module Desk Card, F-22018I (PDF)
- Outreach at a Glance for Counties, P-02704 (PDF)
- Worksheet for Determination of Parental Payment Limit for CLTS and CCOP Programs, F-01337