Georgia Community Support and SolutionsFamily Support Funding
Family Support Funding assists families in obtaining goods and services necessary to ensure the best possible care for their loved one.
Individuals with a developmental disability, 3 years of age and older
From incommunityga.org/family-supports ↗About this program
Goods and services we help your family obtain may include, but are not limited to: Equine Therapy, Speech Therapy, Music Therapy, The Community Events Program, Summer Camp, Diapers or Pull Ups, Specialized Medical Supplies, Dental Care, Nutritional Supplements.
Individuals 3 years of age and older who have been diagnosed with a developmental disability may be eligible.
The Family Support and Respite Program application period for FY2026-2027 is closed. At this time, we are no longer accepting applications because we have reached our application capacity.
Questions
Who is eligible?
Individuals 3 years of age and older who have been diagnosed with a developmental disability may be eligible.
What goods and services may the funding help obtain?
Goods and services we help your family obtain may include, but are not limited to: Equine Therapy, Speech Therapy, Music Therapy, The Community Events Program, Summer Camp, Diapers or Pull Ups, Specialized Medical Supplies, Dental Care, Nutritional Supplements.
Are applications being accepted?
At this time, we are no longer accepting applications because we have reached our application capacity.
Details
- Who
- Individuals with a developmental disability, 3 years of age and older
- Ages
- 3 years of age and older
Run by
Adult Day ProgramsInCommunity day programs provide opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities to participate in meaningful activities within their own communities.
Residential OptionsInCommunity provides various living options to people with developmental disabilities who are in search of more independent living.
Family SupportInCommunity temporarily provides families with the funding support or emergency Respite care they need to continue to care for a family member with a developmental disability in their home.