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Assistance with Residential Help in the HomeCare in the Home: gives extra support to family members caring for a child or adult with an intellectual or developmental disability. ARCH, also referred to as a respite, reimburses primary caregivers at a standard rate for short-term relief services they receive either in their own home, within the community, or in the home of a care provider.

Community Living provides 3 respite services as different ways for families to have a break from the day-to-day care of a loved one with a developmental disability.

• In-Home Respite uses independent contractors to provide families with a temporary break
• Respite Care Home is a 24/7 home-like fully accessible facility where children and adults can stay for a few hours, a few days, a week, or more.
• Respite Center is open on weekends for youth with developmental disabilities who display significant behavioral challenges.

Provides funding and resources to support caregivers of children and adults with special needs who are not receiving respite services.

Through the Caregiver Relief Program reimbursement may be provided for prescription medications for Alzheimer's not covered by Medicare/Medicaid.