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 Families who have adopted at least one child through DCFS or another state agency qualify for this service. Respite workers provide in home and on sight care for children, while allowing parents time away for a respite break. A Respite Provider receives special adoption training and understands the unique and special needs that often accompany adoption. A Respite Provider builds teams relationships with parents through open communication, and makes efforts to learn specific rules and important family information from parents. A Respite Provider builds relationships with children through involvement in growth promoting activities, communication, and rapport building. They have special training in positive guidance. The Family Support Center's Adoption Respite Program is committed to helping families find time for themselves and each other. |
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