‘What’s the guarantee?’ - Mother worries about autistic daughter’s future after she’s gone

The mother of 23-year-old Nana Yaa says she is deeply concerned about who will care for her daughter when she and her husband can no longer do so.play videoMary Kuffour fears who will care for her autistic daughter when she and her husband are gone For Mary Amoah Kuffour, one of the most frightening questions about raising a child with autism is not what happens today, but what happens after the parents are gone.

Speaking on The Delay Show, Mary Amoah Kuffour said parents can make extensive financial and material preparations for children with disabilities, but there is no certainty that those arrangements will guarantee proper care.