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Caregiver breaks and family resource navigation.
About this service
Respite care gives caregivers a planned break while someone trusted supports the person with autism. Some state-funded respite is available to people enrolled with the Developmental Disabilities Administration. Local organizations can help you find options.
General information only, not medical advice.
Information and referral for families of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including a care and respite resource guide for King County.
2650 S 200th St, Suite 101, SeaTac, WA 98198
Family supports resource list for Spokane-area families, including respite options, early support and parent networks.
State respite services (such as hourly respite) giving primary caregivers a break. Available to people enrolled with DDA. Start by applying to enroll in DDA.
More providers from the federal NPI registry (not yet verified) are in search.
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