Respite disability services provide temporary relief for primary caregivers of individuals with disabilities. These services offer short-term care, either at home or in a specialized facility, allowing caregivers to take a break from their daily responsibilities. The goal of respite care is to support the well-being of both the caregiver and the person with a disability by offering professional care and supervision.

Types of Respite Services:

• In-home respite: Care is provided within the individual’s home, offering familiar surroundings and reducing stress.
• Out-of-home respite: Care is provided in residential facilities, day programs, or camps tailored to individuals with disabilities.
• Emergency respite: Immediate short-term care available during unforeseen circumstances or crises.

Respite care can be scheduled on a regular basis or as needed, providing flexibility to meet the unique needs of each family. Services often include personal care, assistance with daily activities, recreational activities, and companionship. By offering these services, respite care helps maintain the health and well-being of caregivers, ensuring they can continue to provide long-term support to their loved ones.