Resources
You don't have to figure this out alone.
Caregiving is hard — but there is an enormous amount of support available if you know where to look. This section is your curated guide to local agencies, national organizations, support groups, financial assistance programs, and online resources that can lighten the load and connect you with your caregiving community.
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Everything you need in this section
Local Area Agency on Aging
Your county's aging services agency with contact info and available programs.
National Caregiver Organizations
AARP, Caregiver Action Network, Family Caregiver Alliance, and more.
Support Groups
Local and online support groups for caregivers and family members.
Respite Care Programs
Programs that provide temporary relief for primary caregivers.
Financial Assistance Programs
Medicaid waiver programs, veteran benefits, and local assistance funds.
Meal Delivery Services
Meals on Wheels and other local meal delivery programs.
Transportation Resources
Medical transport, senior ride programs, and volunteer driver networks.
Legal Aid Resources
Free or low-cost legal help for elder law, benefits, and estate matters.
Mental Health Support
Counseling resources for caregivers and family members managing stress.
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