A respite care provider offers temporary relief for primary caregivers by taking over the care and supervision of individuals with various physical, mental, or developmental disabilities.  Some key responsibilities and qualifications for a respite care provider.  Responsibilities: Personal Care, Medication Administration, Supervision and Safety, Recreational Activities, Emotional Support, Household Tasks, and Community Integration. Respite care providers play a crucial role in supporting both the individual they care for and their primary caregivers by offering much-needed breaks and ensuring continuous, quality care. Contact our licensing team to find out more about the qualifications to become a respite provider.