EFFECTIVE RESPITE SERVICES - AdoptUSKids

EFFECTIVE RESPITE SERVICESC reating and SustainingLessons from the FieldEFFECTIVE RESPITE SERVICESC reating and SustainingLessons from the FieldSeptember 2012 Acknowledgements .. of Parent Evaluations ..5 Survey Results on Sustainability of RESPITE SERVICES ..16 Model RESPITE Programs ..22 How States Can Benefit from Partnering with Parent Support Organizations ..34 Insights and Advice from State Partners ..37 Ideas for Sustaining RESPITE SERVICES ..42 Overcoming Barriers to Sustaining RESPITE SERVICES ..53 Conclusion ..60 Table of Contents1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSThis guide was made possible through a Department of Health and Human SERVICES Chil-dren s Bureau cooperative agreement with the adoption Exchange Association (AEA) (Grant# 90CQ0002/01). AdoptUSKids would like to thank all of the grantees and their public agency partners that supported adoptive, foster, and kinship families through their RESPITE grants. In particular, AdoptUSKids is grateful to the following individuals who shared their experiences for this guide: DeAnna Alonso, Betsy Boggs, John Bertulis, Floyd Crenshaw, Mary Lou Edgars, Krista Gallup, Carol Gloetzner, John Goodman, Madonna Green, Susan Griffith, Georgiana Haman, Bette Hoxie, Lisa Jumps, Stephanie Kerner, Peggy Kirby, Sharon Knight, Kathleen Lutz, Myra Magee, Nancy Magnall, Cate Newbanks, Sheri Pearson, Frank Perfinski, Karen Poteet, Joanna Prusa, Lori Ross, Nadeane Sander, Kathleen Sauter, Cynthia Savage, Heather Sm

1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This guide was made possible through a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Chil-dren’s Bureau cooperative agreement with the Adoption Exchange Association (AEA) (Grant#

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