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5 Laws in California for Family Caregivers: What You Need to Know
In this article, we’ll summarize 5 of the laws that impact you as a family caregiver in California. Click here to learn more.
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How Systemic Racism and a Global Pandemic Impacts Caregivers of Color
It’s important to understand the BIPOC experience as it relates to family caregiving. In a recent panel, African-American family caregivers discussed their experiences.
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6 Options: Transportation for the Elderly
What options are there to help your elderly loved one with transport? Here are 6 options for transportation for the elderly in California.
Identifying Family Caregiver Needs
Family caregiver needs often go underreported. Let’s explore the needs of a family caregiver so we can take a step forward in proposing a solution to this problem.
4 Tips for in-Home Veteran Care
In this article, we’ll explore 4 tips for caring for a veteran who wants to maintain in-home independence. Click here to learn more.
8 Tips for Empathetic Listening
How can you support someone who’s suffering? Become a good listener. Here are 10 tips for empathetic listening.
Financial Support for Family Caregivers
The financial burden of family caregiving is significant and often crippling. In this article, you’ll find resources designed to help you through it.
What is the Master Plan for Aging?
The state released the Master Plan for Aging in January 2021 with lofty goals for creating an aging-friendly society by 2030. Click here to learn more.
CA Task Force on Family Caregiving Awarded the Innovations in Alzheimer’s Caregiving Award
The task force was organized with a goal to pick up the pace of public policy change to support family caregivers in California, click here to learn more.
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