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| Mission statement: To preserve and strengthen
the family by providing them with a break. |
| What is respite? |
| Respite is offered for designated periods of time to allow the
caregiver to tend to other family obligations or to take a break
from the daily stress of care giving. Respite services are
voluntary and can occur in the home or in the community
depending on the needs of the family. |
| Benefits of respite: |
- Minimize Out of Home Placement
- Reduce Stress
- Support Family Stability
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- Prevent Abuse & Neglect
- Preserve & Strengthen the Family
- Exploration of Community Activities
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| How can a parent or guardian receive this service from us? |
- Your child must be diagnosed with a mental health disorder.
- You must contact your child’s social worker, Intensive or
Supportive case manager, service coordinator, or mental health
counselor to inquire if they are able to make a referral for
respite services.
- Once your child has been approved you have the opportunity to
choose a vendor.
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| How can an agency receive this service from us? |
URS is committed to providing quality respite in a
cost-effective manner. Our services can assist your agency in
meeting the respite needs of the families that you provide
services for.
If your agency can allocate funds specifically for respite and
skill building services, we can assist you. Once a written
agreement is developed, we can begin to serve your families.
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