The following are sites that offer support to siblings of children who have complex medical conditions and/or disabilities:
SibKids is a list-serve for young brothers and sisters of kids with special needs from all over the world. Participants talk about their sibs, but also about school, music, sports, and life. SibKids is hosted by the Sibling Support Project.
Sibteen is a place where teenage sibs of people with disabilities can connect with others who get it. It’s a fun and thoughtful group where members share unique concerns, joys, frustrations, and information with others who truly understand!
Sibparent: A place where parents of kids with special needs can talk about their “other” kids.
SibNet is intended for adult siblings and connects members from around the world. SibNet is available as both a Facebook group and a Yahoogroup.
Sibling Leadership Network is dedicated to advancing causes important to the millions of siblings of people who have disabilities. The Network website can connect you to many resources and connect siblings with other siblings their own age.
Sibling Support Project is a national effort dedicated to the life-long concerns of brothers and sisters of people who have special health, developmental, or mental health concerns.
Source: Maryland Developmental Disabilities Council.
Families that apply for support can request free child care for siblings. Some conditions are involved.