What is Hands Respite Care?
Originally established in 1989 as the Lansing Area Parents' Respite Center, the organization has evolved from a federally-backed pilot program into a robust 501(c)(3) nonprofit agency. Hands Respite Care provides essential support systems for individuals with autism, cognitive impairments, and physical disabilities, alongside specialized programs for the aging population. By integrating rigorous 32-hour training protocols for all care providers, the agency has established a reputation for reliability and clinical excellence, effectively bridging the gap between institutional care and family-centered support environments.
How much funding has Hands Respite Care raised?
Hands Respite Care has raised a total of $88K across 1 funding round:
Debt
$88K
Debt (2021): $88K with participation from PPP
Key Investors in Hands Respite Care
PPP
Public-Private Partnership
What's next for Hands Respite Care?
With the recent influx of capital, Hands Respite Care is positioned to optimize its service delivery infrastructure and potentially broaden its geographic footprint. The organization is expected to leverage these funds to enhance its Adult/Senior programs and refine its existing after-school initiatives. As the demand for specialized respite care continues to rise, the agency's strategic focus will likely remain on scaling its workforce development programs and deepening its community-based partnerships to ensure long-term sustainability and service continuity for its diverse client base.
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