Choose a main Trusted Person and a backup, so the right people know how you would like them to help.

They can respond to missed check-ins and follow the instructions you have recorded, but they do not automatically receive access to your private Laterhood Plan.

You choose the person • You set the boundaries • You stay in control

Nominate the people you trust to support your Laterhood arrangements. You decide who they are, what role they have and what they can access.

Choose a main Trusted Person and a backup. They might be a friend, sibling, neighbour, relative or anyone else you trust to act when needed.

Laterhood sends them an invitation explaining that you’ve chosen them as a Trusted Person. Once they accept, they can create their own secure account.

You decide how each Trusted Person is involved and what information, if any, they can access. You can change your choices whenever your circumstances change.

You choose the people • You decide their role • You stay in control

A Trusted Person is simply an adult you choose because you trust them to follow the arrangements you have made.

They don’t need to be an adult child, partner or close relative. What matters is that they are someone you trust and feel comfortable involving in your plans.

A Trusted Person does not automatically get access to your Laterhood Plan.

If something happens that requires your Trusted Person to become involved, Laterhood follows the arrangements you have put in place.

They can be given the information and instructions you have chosen for them, helping them understand what you want them to do rather than having to guess.

You remain in control of those arrangements. Choosing a Trusted Person does not give them automatic access to your whole Laterhood Plan.

Your instructions help them understand your wishes and the arrangements you have made.

Being a Trusted Person does not automatically give them access to your whole Laterhood Plan.

When your arrangements require their involvement, they have the information they need to decide what to do next.

Your Trusted Person does not get a copy of your whole Laterhood Plan simply because you have nominated them.

You choose what information is relevant to them and what should remain private. That means you can involve someone in your arrangements without giving them access to everything you have recorded.

Choose the information and instructions your Trusted Person may need when they’re called upon to help.

The rest of your Laterhood Plan stays private unless you have chosen for it to be made available.

Review who can access what whenever you need to. Your choices can change as your life changes.

Your main Trusted Person is the person you would normally like Laterhood to contact first when your arrangements require someone to become involved.

But people go on holiday, become unwell, change their phone number or simply may not be available when you need them.

That’s why Laterhood also lets you nominate a backup Trusted Person.

If your main Trusted Person isn’t available, your backup gives you another person you trust who can step in when needed.

You can review or change both people whenever you need to.

When you nominate a Trusted Person, Laterhood sends them an invitation explaining that you would like them to take on the role.

They can accept your invitation and create their own secure Laterhood account, where they can manage their details and see the information that is available to them.

They’re not simply added without knowing. Your Trusted Person chooses to accept the role.

Add the person you trust and choose whether they will be your main or backup Trusted Person.

Laterhood contacts them directly and explains that you have nominated them and what being a Trusted Person means.

They accept your invitation and create their own account, so they’re ready if you ever need them.

Once they accept your invitation, your Trusted Person signs in to their own account - not yours.

From there, they can keep their own contact details up to date and see the information and instructions you have chosen to make available to them.

If they are a Trusted Person for more than one Planner, they can manage those relationships from the same account.

They never need your password and they don’t get access to your account.

As your arrangements change, the information available to them changes with the choices you make.

You don’t need an adult child or traditional family support network to plan ahead with confidence.

With Laterhood, you can choose the people you trust, decide how you want them to be involved and leave clear instructions for the future.

Your people. Your wishes. Your plan.

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