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Persons with Intellectual Disabilities, Autism, Down Syndrome, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
What services are available to provide residential respite service for the persons with disabilities living in the community?
A form of temporary or short-term residential care service for persons with disabilities. It serves the objective of providing temporary relief for family members or relatives who are the main caregivers of persons with disabilities requiring a certain degree of personal care whilist residing in the ...
What services are available to provide residential respite service for the persons with disabilities living in the community?
A form of temporary or short-term residential care service for persons with disabilities. It serves the objective of providing temporary relief for family members or relatives who are the main caregivers of persons with disabilities requiring a certain degree of personal care whilist residing in the ...
What services are available to provide residential respite service for the persons with disabilities living in the community?
A form of temporary or short-term residential care service for persons with disabilities. It serves the objective of providing temporary relief for family members or relatives who are the main caregivers of persons with disabilities requiring a certain degree of personal care whilist residing in the ...
What services are available to provide temporary day care service for the persons with disabilities living in the community?
Respite services provide persons with disabilities living in the community with short-term day care. They provide relief for carers so that they may take short-term breaks or attend to other matters when required. They aim at encouraging and helping persons with disabilities to continue ...
What services are available to provide temporary day care service for the persons with disabilities living in the community?
Respite services provide persons with disabilities living in the community with short-term day care. They provide relief for carers so that they may take short-term breaks or attend to other matters when required. They aim at encouraging and helping persons with disabilities to continue ...
