Many people support their loved ones in different ways, but don’t necessarily see themselves as “caregivers.” Helping someone get to medical appointments, cooking for them when they’re unable to cook for themselves, managing medications—all of those are caregiving activities. Check out the programs and services that help support caregivers so they can keep supporting others while taking care of their own health and well-being.
New Website Provides Clear Strategies to Support Family Caregivers. Aging & Adult Services of Coastal Washington (AASCW) is excited to share a new website that supports the National Strategy to Support Family Caregivers — SupportCaregiving.org.
Are you a grandparent raising a grandchild? Are you an aunt, uncle, or cousin raising your relative’s children? If this sounds like you, we are here to help you…
MAC and TSOA provide free services to unpaid caregivers taking care of family members who are at least 55 years old. TSOA also supports individuals who do not have an unpaid caregiver.