Often, there isn’t much preparation time before assuming the role of caregiver. Taking on these new caregiving responsibilities can be very confusing at first. Fortunately, there are many web resources to aid you in your role as a caregiver. These resources address all aspects of caregiving, from everyday logistical questions to emotional support. Here are some websites with great resources:
AgingCare.com
AgingCare.com provides information and tips regarding caregiving as well as an excellent forum that connects caregivers to one another. You can post questions and find advice and emotional support.
Caregiver.org
The National Center on Caregiving works to develop programs for caregivers, and their website offers a variety of resources. They offer caregiver alerts regarding policy issues, information, assistance, research and more.
Eldercare.gov
This is site allows you to enter a zip code and find a list of caregivers in that area. It’s especially helpful if you’re trying to provide for your elderly loved one remotely.
National Family Caregivers Association
The National Family Caregivers Association has an extremely informative library of educational materials for caregivers.
Leeza’s Place
Leeza’s Place provides resources for those who are providing care for someone with a memory disorder or chronic illness. They provide memory screenings, presentations and workshops, information and referral assistance, an informational library, and more.
Senior Care Corner
Senior Care Corner offers blog posts and podcasts focused on navigating some of the difficult situations that may come up while caregiving.
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