Children's Respite Homes of America aims to address the severe lack of children's respite and palliative care homes in the U.S.

Children's Respite Homes of America aims to address the severe lack of children's respite and palliative care homes in the U.S. 
Cision PRWeb, Scottsdale, AZ; by Children's Respite Homes of America; 3/11/25 
Twenty years ago, there were no dedicated children's respite and palliative care homes in the United States. Today, there are only a handful. By contrast, the United Kingdom—a country one-fifth the size of the U.S.—has developed a network of 54 children's respite and palliative care homes. Based on population, the U.S. would need over 250 similar homes to provide equitable access. The disparity leaves countless families without essential respite care, and Children's Respite Homes of America aims to change that. ... Cottor, who co-founded Ryan House in Phoenix, Arizona, alongside his wife Holly and with strong community support, established Children's Respite Homes of America with an ambitious but necessary goal: to develop 50 children's respite and palliative care homes in 50 cities within the next five years. ...