Funds group-based respite services for Illinois children and adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities to promote community inclusion, reduce caregiver stress, and prevent institutionalization.
The Residential Respite grant from the Illinois Department of Human Services funds short-term residential care for people with I/DD to support community living and reduce caregiver stress.
Funds agencies to deliver short-term in-home and community-based respite care for people with intellectual/developmental disabilities not on waiver services, supporting families and reducing caregiver stress.
Voucher Respite Program supports community agencies providing respite vouchers for families of people with intellectual or developmental disabilities to reduce caregiver stress and help individuals stay home.
Funds community-based residential care to help adults with serious mental illness build independence and transition to less restrictive housing, with a focus on equity and inclusion.
The CDRI grant funds innovative research projects to enhance person-centered respite care for people with dementia, prioritizing accessibility, sustainability, and measurable outcomes, especially for underserved groups.