Aging In Place

Connecticut’s National Family Caregiver Support Program

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How can this program help me?

This program provides services to you so that you can take a break or rest from caregiving. Services may include:

Information and referrals: Learn how to give care and learn about services, community resources, and other local programs that can help you and the person you are caring for.

Assessment: Get one-on-one help to assess the needs of the person you are caring for and find additional options for community-based services.

Training and support: Attend caregiver support groups and get counseling on how to make decisions as a caregiver, solve problems, and manage stress.

Temporary relief services: Get in-home respite care, adult day care, or emergency respite services for the person you are caring for, so that you can take a break from caregiving.

Other services: Get additional help, on a limited basis, to enhance the care you are giving.

How do I get help?

To find out how to apply for this program, please contact your local Area Agency on Aging.

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