CHILDCARE / RESPITE
Please let us know if you have a resource that needs to be listed here.
Child Care Subsidy and Technical Assistance line at:
childcare@wisconsin.gov or (608) 422-7200.
Marshfield Area Respite Care Center Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses,
provide skilled nursing in the home. We do not do
Address: 205 E 3rd St, Marshfield, WI 54449 respite care. Jobboard Wisconsinphp Phone: (715) 384-8478 wisconsinphp@gmail.com ~ wisconsinphp.org
MarshfieldAreaRespite@outlook.com Wisconsinphp@gmail.com
Wisconsin Private Duty Nurses
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697838827126203/about/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1674081429515852/
Caregivers with adult children with I/DD
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/caring-for-an-adult-child-with-disabilities-in-retirem
Please let us know if you have a resource that needs to be listed here.
Child Care Subsidy and Technical Assistance line at:
childcare@wisconsin.gov or (608) 422-7200.
Marshfield Area Respite Care Center Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses,
provide skilled nursing in the home. We do not do
Address: 205 E 3rd St, Marshfield, WI 54449 respite care. Jobboard Wisconsinphp Phone: (715) 384-8478 wisconsinphp@gmail.com ~ wisconsinphp.org
MarshfieldAreaRespite@outlook.com Wisconsinphp@gmail.com
Wisconsin Private Duty Nurses
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1697838827126203/about/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1674081429515852/
Caregivers with adult children with I/DD
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/caring-for-an-adult-child-with-disabilities-in-retirem
Are you looking for a provider for your individuals with special needs?
This statewide “Caring Network” has highly trained respite care providers who have the required skills to provide in-home respite care for individuals with a variety of special needs, including challenging behaviors and medical and personal care needs.
We have an online database for families and caregivers to access providers in their communities. Please visit: www.respitecarewi.org or Call 608.222.2033 or respite@respitecarewi.org. Consider reregistering a s a Provider if you are ~ * over 18 * able to pass caregiver and criminal background * are a current in-home respite care provider * interested in finding flexible work hours around your busy family or school schedule * looking for experience working with children, youth and adults with cognitive, physical, medial, mental health or behavioral diagnosis or disability. Lifespan Caring Network Training utilizes an online course, that is designed for people providing care to individuals of varying disabilities and ages. The course covers: Disability Basics, Lifts & Transfers, Personal Care/ Daily Living Skills, Medication Administration, Communication Techniques, Abuse and Neglect, Caring for Challenging Behaviors, Free Time Activities, and Making Connections (meeting/ training with the family). Please visit: www.respitecarewi.org or Call 877-260-9207 or respite@respitecarewi.org. -------------------------------------------------- What is Respite? Respite care provides short term relief or “time-off” from caregiving responsibilities for parents/families who have a child or other family member with a disability or special health care need. Respite can be: An hour a day 8 hours a day A weekend A week What ever the family member needs for a "break". Respite can look like: Mentoring a individual to be active and appropriate in community. * Taking an individual to scouts bowling sports activity * Playing board games *Cards * Going for a walk or bike ride * Putting together a puzzle or legos * Gardening Paying for respite: Contact your County Human Services for children Children's Long Term Waivers (CLTS) Children's Community Options Program CCS Children's Comprehensive Community Services CST = Coordinated Services Team Aging and Disabilyt Resource Centers Adult Long Term Waivers Demetria Alzheimer's The Respite Care Association of WI www.respitecarewi.org can assist families with finding programs and sometimes funding in their area. 608-222-2033 respite@respitecarewi.org. Other Resources: Family Voices fact sheet (called Finding and Funding Respite Care) at http://www.fvofwi.org/factsheets.html Regional Center for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs. http://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/health/children/ --------------------------------------------------- Respite Care - Tyler’s Home for Kids… Respite care gives families a chance to relax and re-energize, knowing their child is safe and well cared for. Respite care also increases family stability, decreases stress and helps prevent needless out-of-home placement. Tyler’s Home for Kids offers the following respite services: • Licensed Respite Care, providing a much needed break from care-giver’s daily demands and responsibilities. • Care to kids with disabilities ranging in ages from infant to 17 years. Stays may be for short drop-in care, overnight, or longer, dependent on circumstances. • Based upon location and availability, specialized transportation may be provided to and from Tyler’s Home. • Trained, professional staff also available for in-home respite for all ages. Benefits of Respite Care include: • Increased family stability and strengthened ability of families to care for their child at home. • Allow for more family interactions and social activities. • Decreased stress, depression, chronic care-giver illness, and possible abuse and neglect. • Enhanced coping skills. For more information on Tyler’s Home for Kids please contact: Tyler’s Home for Kids 1707 East Wausau Avenue Wausau, WI 54403 (715) 847-1175 (800) 472-4408 ext. 204 http://www.balancinglives.org/Site/Respite.html ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gracie's Place Hope for families and help for kids with special needs Physical Therapy Speech/Language Therapy Occupational Therapy After-School Care Gamily Education, Resources and Support -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Care.com - is a service available for a fee --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Home Alone –Preparing Children For Self Care Welcome! These videos are for parents and their children who are getting ready to stay home alone. Parents and children should watch the videos together and use the short activities after each video to discuss your plans to stay safe. https://fyi.extension.wisc.edu/homealone/ 
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As with any program - we strongly encourage you to thoroughly check out references.
