Respite Care, Inc
Emma Cureton is a motivated professional currently serving as a Medical Assistant at Pediatric Associates since March 2024 and a Respite Caregiver at Bright Start SC since June 2020. In the role of Respite Caregiver, Emma assists individuals with special needs and developmental delays, focusing on improving social and communication skills while providing support for daily activities. Emma also worked as a Supplemental Instruction Leader at the UofSC Student Success Center from January 2023 to September 2023, where valuable communication and leadership skills were developed by tutoring over 100 calculus students and enhancing their study strategies through structured lesson plans. Emma is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Public Health from the University of South Carolina, expected to graduate in May 2024, having previously completed education at Ben Lippen School.
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Respite Care, Inc
Respite Care, Inc. is a nonprofit organization in Larimer County that provides short-term care for children with developmental disabilities, giving respite to parents and enhancing the quality of life for the entire family. Founded in April 1981 by a group of parents of children with developmental disabilities. These parents responded to their own needs, with a realization that other families were experiencing the same challenges. After a year of planning and preparation, Respite Care opened its doors in April 1982. Today, Respite Care provides programs and services for over 140 families in Larimer County and delivers more than 50,000 hours of care annually. We provide before and after school care, enhancement programs, overnight, vacation and crisis care up to 14-days for families in need. Respite Care believes that a child with a disability is a child first and his or her challenges are secondary. With this mission and philosophy in mind, Respite Care strives to create an interactive and safe environment that meets the physical and emotional needs of each individual child.
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