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When a family begins exploring support services for a loved one with specialized needs, one of the biggest hurdles isn’t always the day-to-day care—it’s the paperwork, eligibility, and program rules. At Renoxx Caregivers, we understand that navigating to the right support feels like a maze. That’s why we’re committed to helping you step through it […]

When we talk about “day services” or “day habilitation,” it’s easy to imagine a classroom-style environment or repetitive routine. At Renoxx Caregivers, we see day habilitation as so much more—it’s a bridge from home into community life, skill development, meaningful activities and connection. Here are five ways it can boost quality of life. 1. Skill-building

At Renoxx Caregivers, we believe that every child deserves to be seen, supported, and celebrated for who they are. For Chiara Jaffe, a dedicated mother and advocate, finding a place where her son Jake could thrive wasn’t easy until she discovered Renoxx. How It All Began Chiara first learned about Renoxx Caregivers through a trusted

At Renoxx Caregivers, every family’s story matters. For Mr. George Onokwe, the journey with Renoxx has been one of trust, transformation, and long-standing partnership. As the father of Alexis Onokwe, a 27-year-old participant in our Lanham Center programs, Mr. Onokwe reflects on more than a decade of support that has made a lasting impact on

When you or your loved one begins exploring support services, one of the most important questions is this: Will this fit the unique person, not the other way around? At Renoxx Caregivers, the answer is yes—and that makes all the difference. The philosophy is clear: each individual has their own strengths, preferences, goals and pace

Introduction: Communication challenges can lead to frustration for both autistic children and their families. But with the right tools, even non-verbal children can express needs, feelings, and thoughts. Connection is possible—and it starts with the right support.  Why Tools Matter: Visual and assistive tools play to autistic strengths. They lower anxiety, clarify expectations, and improve

Meltdowns are not tantrums. They are overwhelming emotional reactions triggered by sensory overload, unexpected changes, or stress. As a caregiver, your calm and steady presence can be the anchor your child needs in the middle of the storm.  What is a Meltdown? A meltdown is an involuntary emotional release—not a choice. It may be sparked

Introduction: For many children with autism, everyday sensations—like bright lights, loud noises, or unexpected touch—can quickly become overwhelming. This isn’t misbehavior; it’s a genuine neurological response to overstimulation. As caregivers, our mission is to create safe, soothing spaces and teach calming tools that help prevent distress and empower our children. Spot the Early Warning Signs