Provides needed breaks or care in the home for individuals receiving support in an Adult Family Care Home. Adult Family Care support is an option through the Choices for Care (CFC) program that provides an alternative to an Enhanced Residential Care or nursing facility placement. Participants must meet the eligibility requirements of–and be awarded–Choices for Care before choosing Adult Family Care. Services are approved by Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living–Adult Services Division

Is support for children under the age of 21 for additional help with activities of daily living (such as bathing, getting dressed and eating). These services are approved by the Children's Personal Care Services staff at the Vermont Department of Health–Children with Special Health Needs. The child must be Medicaid eligible to receive these services

Provides long-term care supports to individuals who are 18 years and older and need nursing home level of care. People who are eligible for CFC have the choice of where to receive their services: in their home, their family's home, an Adult Family Care home, an Enhanced Residential Care or nursing facility. CFC provides help with activities of daily living (such as bathing, getting dressed and eating) and extra care for respite or companionship. To qualify for CFC, people must be clinically and financially eligible for long–term care Medicaid in Vermont. Services are approved by Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living–Adult Services Division.

Is an option for people who qualify for the Choices for Care program. Flexible Choices lets people use their personal care budget more flexibly to purchase direct care, specialized goods and services. Participants must meet the eligibility requirements of–and be awarded–Choices for Care before choosing Flexible Choices. Services are approved by Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living–Adult Services Division.

Provides limited funding for participants to hire employees to help with tasks including housekeeping, personal care, meal preparation, shopping, respite and companionship. Participants work closely with a case manager through their local community–based agency to decide set specific goals are and what Moderate Needs services they need to meet them.

This is Medicaid funding which allows for a variety of individualized services to be provided to consumer who have a developmental/intellectual disability. Funding is usually approved annually (from July 1 through June 30 of the following year). Local Developmental Disabilities Service Agencies who are connected to the Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living–Developmental Disabilities Services Division approve this funding.

Is support provided to children under the age of 21, and their families, to provide needed breaks or care at home. This is support available through the Local Developmental Disabilities Service Agencies who are connected to the Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living–Developmental Disabilities Services Division. The child must be Medicaid eligible to receive these services.

Provides support to individuals who need physical assistance with activities of daily living (such as bathing, getting dressed and eating) to remain in their homes. Participants in this program manager their own services. Participants do not have to be Medicaid eligible. Services are approved by Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living–Adult Services Division.

Provides personal care services for adults with a "severe and permanent disability" who need physical assistance with activities of daily living (such as bathing, getting dressed and eating) to remain in their homes. Applicants must be able to direct their own attendant care services. Participants must be Medicaid eligible. Services are approved by Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living–Adult Services Division

Provides needed breaks or care at home for adult Vermonters enrolled in the Traumatic Brain Injury Program (TBI). The TBI Program provides home and community-based services including case management, rehabilitation services, community support, and other services to support independent living in the community. Participants work with their case manager to determine goals and appropriate services; when appropriate, the respite component of a care plan can be managed by the employer of record through ARIS Solutions. Participants must be Medicaid eligible. Services are approved by Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living–Adult Services Division.