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Provides support to families who are caring for a child or adult in their home. Family support may take place at the family's home, in the community or at a Lexington site. Family supports include respite, after-school program, evening and weekend recreation, childcare during school holidays and vacations, specialized groups, parent support groups and networks, and training.

Provides developmentally disabled youth with a safe and educational environment after school, on weekends, and during school breaks. Offers guardians/parents/families temporary relief from daily demands and ensure their family member is safe.

Provides children and families with a short-term break away to support family relationships or to avert a future need for more intensive care. Respite stays can be on a scheduled or emergency basis for up to 21 days.

Offers short term, out of home respite care for caregivers or families caring for someone at home due to age, illness or disability, and need some time off. Respite care provides continuous clinical care, support and companionship.

Full or part-time day program for people with developmental disabilities offering life skills through community and center-based activities. Services may be combined with part-time supported employment, volunteer work, "without walls" options and/or pre-vocational services.Without Walls (WOW) Westchester-small group of to 4 individuals with I/DD, engaged in planned activities in the community all day such as volunteer work, attending classes at various colleges and some engage in part-time supported employment and/or internships in the Rockland communityWestchester "After the Day" Respite Services: "After the Day" Respite services provide a strong focus on learning community life, wellness activities, and developing independence in the community. Offered two afternoons per week and transportation home is provided.

Offers diagnostic and emergency placement for sibling groups removed from their homes or in the process of placement transition. The program can accommodate 12 children and offers a 24 hour professionally supervised environment. The program provides crisis and preventive respite services for youth and their siblings. Referrals must come from Nassau or Suffolk County Departments of Social Services as well as the Mental Health Crisis Respite Bed System.

Offers both in-home and out-of-home respite services parents or caregivers of a child who is chronically ill or with disabilities. The program also provides parental support, promotes healthy communication, and helps build positive parent/child relationships.

* Provides music therapy, community music classes and music lessons for the community.

• Music classes for kids battling cancer, their siblings and breast cancer patients are free.

Provides a socialization and recreation program for teens with developmental disabilities and their peers.

Offers a 6-bed, short term out-of-home respite care program for children and adolescents ages 10 to 17 years who are currently receiving mental health services and are at risk of, or currently experiencing, an emotional/behavioral crisis due to events in the person's environment.

Provides one to thirty nights of secure, medically supervised respite care for the senior adults who cannot live alone, and whose caregiver needs to travel.

Licensed and certified adult home offering several types of rooms and amenities including: fitness room, activities center, beauty salon, library entertainment community trips walk-through gardens, river viewProvides elder respite care.

Provides respite and support for families who need a break as our staff supervise, socialize, and assist with family members with recreational activities planned within the home and in the community.

The Eddy was founded in 1928 and today is a nationally recognized network of predominantly senior programs and services providing care to individuals in 22 counties. The Eddy's comprehensive and innovative programs help maximize independence, quality of life and dignity through adult day services, Alzheimer's care, home care, independent senior living, enriched housing/assisted living, rehabilitation, skilled nursing care, respite services, a Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), and end-of-life care.

Provides planned respite services to adults with developmental disabilities.

Adult Medical Day Care Program provides adult day care and respite services. St. Mary's Adult Day Care is offered at the Wilkinson Residential Healthcare Facility on the Memorial campus.

Provides services to individuals with developmental disabilities and their families at home and in the community. Activities include, but are not limited to, respite care, social events, bowling, swimming, arts and crafts, and participation in Special Olympics sports training and events. Transportation is provided.

* Provides caregiver services for developmentally disabled individuals living with family to provide a break. Respite may be provided at a site or in a family's own home.

Provides a community-based system of care for families of children with disabilities. Offers both formal and informal services, with an emphasis on self-determination and family control, to help support families with children who have a disability. Offers family engagement activities, peer support, advocacy training, and parenting groups and classes.

Provides activities for children and adolescents ages 17 years and younger with an emotional, social and/or behavioral disorder. Offers respite to children of adults with a psychiatric disability.

Provides immediate temporary relief to children and families so out-of-home term placements may be avoided. Maintains a 24-hour availability to accept children 21 or younger.

Provides caregivers a temporary break from care giving, while the person with Alzheimer’s disease continues to receive care in a safe and supportive environment. Scholarships are available.

Provides four-hour sessions of stimulating cognitive activities for those with Alzheimer's, or a related dementia.

Offers a respite program, which provide individuals with severe mental illness a homelike environment with room, board and supervision in cases where families or caretakers need a rest or need to take time for other events, etc.