Help for Families Caring for a Disabled Member at Home
Offered by Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD)
200 Piedmont Avenue SE, West Tower, 14th Floor, Atlanta, 30334
(800) 715-4225 · more numbers below
A Family Support Coordinator makes a plan with your family to help a person with a developmental disability keep living at home. Help can include respite, recreation, family education, and special equipment.
Summary written by ATL Care from public information
Cost & format
Free · In person
Who this is for
You may use this if you live in Georgia, are age 4 or older, and have a developmental disability diagnosis. You must live at home and not get a NOW or COMP waiver.
How to apply
Find your county's local community-based provider from the state's list. Fill out the Application for Family Services and the Family Support Agreement. Add proof of the diagnosis, such as a school IEP, a psychological evaluation, a physician's verification, or Social Security disability papers.
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