Friends, relatives, neighbors, and people in your local congregation of faith can be a great source of help with caregiving. As I stated in an earlier post, my friends and the few family members in the area are unable to help much. A member of my church recently volunteered to fill in the gap. What a difference her help made!
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December 7, 2007 Leave a Comment
The next stop in the search for no- or low-cost help with caregiving is your Area Agency on Aging (AAA). They have the most comprehensive knowledge of resources for elder care, and they often provide services as well.
Seek Help With Caregiving Duties (Part 1)
November 29, 2007 3 Comments
I’m not into crowds. Most of my activities the last few years have centered around my home, parents, friends, and church, and I like it that way. But the responsibilities of caregiving have forced me to expand my circle by necessity.
