|
|
|
|
Respite Provider’s/Mentor's Position
5-20 hours a week A Respite Provider serves families who care for Exceptional Needs children.
Respite can be described as rest, relief, a short break, or time away from the
demands and responsibilities of care giving. Exceptional Needs Children are
children with emotional disturbance (ED) and/or neurobiological disorders (NBD). The Respite Provider must meet the following Criteria:
Below are some of the duties that are required of Respite Providers: Care giving Administration of medication Activity planning Daily professional documentation Role modeling Work in a team approach The emotional, physical and spiritual demands placed upon a family with a NBD/ED child are very great. The Solano Parent Network (SPN), a program of ALDEA, Inc. offers three types of Respite to families who have a child/children with an emotional and/or behavioral problem and is at risk of out of home placement. SPN Respite Providers (RP) receive specific training to care for these children, in addition to basic training, such as First Aid and CPR. The different types of care are: Respite in the family’s home Community Respite Group Respite To receive a complete application packet, you may send your name and address via email mailto:RespiteSPN@aol.com. |
|
This site is hosted as a public service by Castles Information Network |