G6-Lessons Lifespan Respite Washington Learned from Collab

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Dana Allard-Webb, Aging and Long-Term Support Administration, Washington State Department of Social and Health Services, WA, USA
Geene Delaplane, Aging and Long-Term Support Administration, Washington State Department of Social and Health Services, WA, USA
Tracy Kahlo, PAVE and Lifespan Respite Washington, WA, USA
Rosalyn Alber, Aging and Long-Term Support Administration, Washington State Department of Social and Health Services, WA, USA
This presentation will walk through a history of trial, error, and evolution in working with distinct communities who share a reluctance in using respite services. Washington has been challenged to provide culturally relevant outreach and services to Native American Tribes. Lifespan Respite Washington also experienced resistance in another unique population - caregivers of people who have a traumatic brain injury. We will share our journey of reinvention and collaboration, prior to and mid-pandemic. We will take advantage of group knowledge among participants during our presentation. Attendees will be asked to share in the conversation, ask questions and explore best practices and ideas to move respite services forward for underserved populations and expansion to other populations that are challenged in using mainstream programming.

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