Abstract
This article addresses the issue of how best to provide families of children who have severe disabilities with the support services they need to maintain their well-being. Relevant federal and state programs for family-related services are analyzed, and current service themes are discussed. Principles for program design are presented, and recommendations for policy are offered.
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