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ARCH aids in locating respite care resources locally via State Respite Coalitions and Lifespan Respite Programs. If unavailable, their National Respite Locator Service (NRLS) assists in finding tailored services. The NRLS primarily lists home care agencies and community- based services. Organizations can add listings through the respite provider portal. For additional help, individuals can contact State Lifespan Respite Programs, Respite…

The nationwide Catholic Charities network, comprising 168 agencies, dedicates itself to serving those in need, specifically addressing hunger risks through various food services. These include food banks/pantries, afterschool and summer programs, child and adult daycare centers, group dining settings, home delivery, and more. With a focus on providing healthy food, Catholic Charities agencies contribute to alleviating hunger, ensuring individuals and…

Description: An Office of the Administration for Children and Families LIHEAP assists low-income households with energy costs, reducing bills, and addressing crises. Federally funded, the program prioritizes vulnerable families with high energy burdens. States, tribes, and territories distribute funds, setting income limits and allocating benefits based on need. LIHEAP may provide crisis aid, weatherization, or equipment repairs. Congress annually authorizes…