Are you a family caregiver for an older adult? A family caregiver can be a spouse, a partner, an adult child, any relative, friend, or neighbor who provides care and assistance to a loved one due to aging, chronic illness, or a disability, and they are usually not paid for what they do. There are a variety of support and respite programs available. Need more information? Please call us at 703-324-7948, TTY 711.
Navigating the Journey: Adjusting the Sails in Dementia Caregiving
Please join us on Saturday, Nov. 2 for the largest dementia conference in the region that is specifically designed for family and professional caregivers. Don’t miss this chance to enhance your caregiving skills and network with others in the community.
"If we can’t reach you, we can’t alert you." Now, family caregivers can receive weekly emails, text messages, and voice communication methods to learn about the latest news on caregiving supportive services. These programs include workshops, caregiver webinars, case management, in-home respite, and much more. Subscribe to the program, create an account (or if you already have one, sign into your account), and select Area Agency on Aging/Caregiving.
