Identifies and develops a comprehensive directory of service providers. The Alabama Lifespan Respite Resource Network: * Provides respite-related information to the community * Connects families with respite care payment resources * Coordinates respite and caregiving trainings * Maintains databases of respite care providers and possible funding resources

Nationwide Respite Locator

CCARC, Inc. is committed to providing, through advocacy and/or service provision, -OPTIONS and opportunities that address individual needs and aspirations of all those we serve so that they may discover, set and work toward goals that will enable them to maximize their full participation in all aspects of life -OPPORTUNITIES to involve families so they may be a part of CCARC's efforts to enhance the quality of life for the people we serve -EDUCATION, that promotes awareness and acceptance, that will increase inclusion in the community for persons with disabilities.

Activities are provided in church gymnasium & education areas. Nursery care available.

St. Mark United Methodist Church sponsors a respite care program in Birmingham. We care for children ages birth-13 with disabilities and chronic/terminal illnesses, and their siblings. We provide this care the first Friday of every month and it is free to the community. The program is run through 4 teams. Each team consists of 12-20 trained members and at least 2 medical professionals. Each team takes it's turn once every 4 months.

The Alabama Respite Resource Network (ARRN) is a project of UCP of Huntsville and Tennessee Valley, funded by a grant from the Alabama Council for Developmental Disabilities. Its purpose is to identify respite resources around the State and develop a comprehensive directory that will help parents find respite in their area.

As one of 800 chapters across the nation, our organization works to ensure that the estimated 7.2 million Americans with intellectual and developmental disabilities have the services and supports they need to grow, develop and live in communities across the nation. These services include early intervention, health care, a free appropriate public education and supports for their families.

As one of 800 chapters across the nation, our organization works to ensure that the estimated 7.2 million Americans with intellectual and developmental disabilities have the services and supports they need to grow, develop and live in communities across the nation. These services include early intervention, health care, a free appropriate public education and supports for their families.

As one of 800 chapters across the nation, our organization works to ensure that the estimated 7.2 million Americans with intellectual and developmental disabilities have the services and supports they need to grow, develop and live in communities across the nation. These services include early intervention, health care, a free appropriate public education and supports for their families.

As one of 800 chapters across the nation, our organization works to ensure that the estimated 7.2 million Americans with intellectual and developmental disabilities have the services and supports they need to grow, develop and live in communities across the nation. These services include early intervention, health care, a free appropriate public education and supports for their families.

As one of 800 chapters across the nation, our organization works to ensure that the estimated 7.2 million Americans with intellectual and developmental disabilities have the services and supports they need to grow, develop and live in communities across the nation. These services include early intervention, health care, a free appropriate public education and supports for their families.

As one of 800 chapters across the nation, our organization works to ensure that the estimated 7.2 million Americans with intellectual and developmental disabilities have the services and supports they need to grow, develop and live in communities across the nation. These services include early intervention, health care, a free appropriate public education and supports for their families.

United Cerebral Palsy foundation serving Pike, Butler, Barbour, Bullock and Crenshaw Counties.

United Cerebral Palsy organization serving Montgomery, Autauga, Elmore and Lowndes Counties

UCP of Greater Birmingham is - an affiliate of United Cerebral Palsy Associations, Inc. United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Birmingham is a caring, compassionate family committed to providing quality services for persons with disabilities. For more locations, please visit www.ucp.org

United Cerebral Palsy foundation serving Mobile County and parts of Baldwin County.