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Eldercare
Resources | Professional Caregivers
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As our population ages and life expectancy increases, more and more families find themselves not only busy with raising children and juggling demanding careers, but also caring for aging parents. This is the largest population ever to be faced with the dual responsibility of caring for their children and parents at the same time. Whether you are a family in need of assistance, or someone who would like to care for the elderly, much of this site is devoted to helping you in this endeavor.
The Caregiver Resource Room is where families, caregivers, and professionals can find information about The National Family Caregiver Support Program, including: where you can turn for support and assistance, and providing services to caregivers.
Professionals from many disciplines will find resources and information on this site
What is it like to be a Caregiver? Your clients and their loved ones probably never expected to be caring for a person who is sick or has a disability. As professional Caregivers, we need to ensure a meaningful quality of life for our clients, the care recipient, and ourselves.