Here are some services and supports your child can get:

• Respite for caregivers, either in or out of the home
• Day Care
• Diapers
• Emergency and crisis intervention
• Special training for parents of children with developmental disabilities and parents with developmental disabilities
• Adaptive equipment like wheelchairs and hospital beds
• Advocacy (including training to advocate for yourself), facilitation, peer advocates, and help getting welfare, educational services, and public benefits like
  • California Children’s Services (CCS)
  • In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS)
  • Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
  • Medi-Cal
• Behavior training and behavior modification programs
• Camping
• Communication devices and other appliances and supplies you need
• Community integration services
• Counseling
• Facilitating circles of support
• Early intervention programs, like infant stimulation
• Mental health services
• Social skills training
• Specialized medical and dental care
• Transportation to make sure people with developmental disabilities get their services^[1]Section 4512(b).