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For community partnersKnow a family who needs reliable support?
Schools, advocates and community groups are often the first to hear that a family is struggling to find support. Here’s how to connect them with giv.care — without the runaround.
Partners who already know the families.
Schools & transition programs
Students approaching adulthood and their families are planning what support will look like after school. We can explain how trusted-person support works alongside DSPD services, in plain language.
Advocacy organizations
Families come to you for honest information. We’ll be clear about what giv.care provides, where, and what we don’t — so you can refer with confidence.
Community organizations
Recreation programs, faith and cultural communities, employers and neighborhood groups often know the friends and relatives who could become part of someone’s support team.
Referral partners
Other providers and professionals who meet families who want a relative or friend involved in their paid support. We coordinate respectfully and keep you informed with the family’s permission.
Simple, and on your terms.
Share with families
Point families to www.giv.care/get-care or our Utah services guide. Both are written in plain language.
Host a session
We can talk with families, students or staff about trusted-person support, DSPD basics and what to expect from a provider.
Stay in touch
Tell us what your families are asking about. It shapes what we explain — and where we grow.
Please don’t send us a family’s personal or health information. Share our information with the family, and they can contact us directly.
Start a partnership conversation.
Tell us about your organization and what you have in mind.
Thank you.
We’ll be in touch soon.