Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD)
DBHDD's Family Support Services is a state program that helps Georgians with an intellectual or developmental disability (such as autism, cerebral palsy, or Down syndrome) keep living at home with their families. A Family Support Coordinator helps each family make a plan and connects them to things like respite care, family education, and special equipment. It is for families who do not get a NOW or COMP Medicaid Waiver.
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Family Support Services is a non-entitlement program that brokers disability-specific services based on the unique needs of individuals and their families. They provide their services with the... Main Services navigating the system support network advocacy & legal aid Serving adults young adults teens school-aged children preschoolers seniors developmental disability intellectual disability autism individuals More Less families with children
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Family Support ServicesService
A non-entitlement program where a Family Support Coordinator builds an individualized plan and brokers services such as respite, family education, recreation, and specialized equipment for individuals with developmental disabilities living at home.
- Recently verified· Jun 24
DBHDD Crisis Line (Georgia Crisis & Access Line)Service
A 24/7 statewide phone line for behavioral health and developmental disability crisis and emergency support and connection to services.
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