Explore respite, companion support, personal care and help navigating services. Start with the person's age and location, then confirm fit and availability directly.
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Choose an area first. City filters appear for South Florida regions and use listed locations and service areas. Also check countywide, regional and statewide options. Counts are resource listings, not live openings or confirmed eligibility. This is not a distance search.
Free consultation, training and support for eligible autistic people, people with related disabilities, families and professionals in Palm Beach and the Treasure Coast.
Good to know before you contact them
Register with the center serving your county and ask for age-appropriate groups, training or provider referrals. CARD is a support and navigation service; it does not supply personal-care shifts.
Early intervention, an inclusive pre-K, children’s education and recreation, and adult career education—its adult campuses include the former Seagull Services (Riviera Beach) and Palm Beach Habilitation Center (Palm Springs).
Good to know before you contact them
Ask about in-home versus center-based respite, current eligibility by age, staffing, funding and intake. A listing does not establish an available care shift.
Disability supports across South Florida include education, day and community programs, family support and respite. Availability differs by location.
Good to know before you contact them
Ask the local office which respite or personal-support services are available for the person’s age, funding and care needs. Confirm staffing, hours, transportation and current intake.
Day training, community skills and personal/companion supports.
Good to know before you contact them
Ask which adult day, employment, community-inclusion and Port St. Lucie TIP services are currently enrolling. Day training, community skills and personal/companion supports. Confirm campus, transport, 1:1 or small-group availability and waiver/private-pay access.
Children, young adults and adults with special needs
Special-needs concierge care, companion/life-skills support, personal care and socialization. The organization also offers respite for eligible clients under 21.
Good to know before you contact them
For adults, ask specifically about Life Skills Development/Companion and Personal Care rather than assuming respite eligibility.
Official APD search tool using APD iConnect data to locate licensed providers and services by location across Florida.
APD / iBudget
Good to know before you contact them
For adults, search services such as Personal Supports, Companion, Supported Employment, Adult Day Training and Supported Living Coaching. APD respite under iBudget is specifically described for people under 21.
Florida’s iBudget waiver can authorize services including companion/socialization, supported employment, adult day training, personal supports, supported living coaching, therapies, specialized mental-health counseling and transportation when eligibility and coverage criteria are met.
APD / iBudget
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This is a funding/navigation pathway rather than a single provider. Ask APD or the waiver support coordinator which enrolled providers serve your area.
Source date in this record: 2026-10-05. Confirm eligibility, cost and openings with the organization.
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