Websites using family caregiver rights as a keyword

We are facing a caregiving crisis in the United States. Our aging population, increased longevity and the growing burden of chronic illnesses escalate the need for caregivers. Caregivers need support and community programs to help them remain healthy and maintain caring for another.

Being a family caregiver for a spouse, parent, child, or loved one takes a lot of time, effort and work. You deserve RESPITE.

Auckland wide palliative home care, a Buddhist charity providing free practical home help support and companionship to all people, of any beliefs who are chronically ill or terminally ill and their families in the Auckland, New Zealand area

The non-Hodgkin's lymphoma Cyberfamily support group. We are a worldwide support and information group for patients and caregivers living with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

Faithful Friends Nursing Home Ministry -Christian Ministry Resources, devotionals, newsletter, links

Next Step in Care provides guides and checklists for family caregivers and health care providers working together toward improved transitions in care.

Southwestern Pennsylvania Area Agency on Aging, Inc. promoting the well-being of older adults through a planned, coordinated and collaborative program of health and social services.

CareCalendar.org is the original free website to organize meals and other help for families in need during a time of illness or life changing event, such as the birth of a baby or death of a family member

Home Care Providers offers everything you need in your efforts as a family caregiver. In home care, medical transport, companionship, support and more.

When you're the parent or the caregiver of a child who has hearing loss it can feel like you’re on a treadmill of always having to catch up. I think this is

Bet Tzedek Legal Services is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides free, expert legal advice and representation to low-income residents of Los

If you help care for a family member or friend, you are not alone! Support is available through the King County Caregiver Support Network.