Become more educated about trends relative to working while also providing care for an aging parent, supportive workplace policies, and strategies for balancing the many demands of working outside the home while also caring for one’s family and older loved ones.
Gain a better understanding of and learn tips to help manage the daily challenges of living with a parent or other family member with Alzheimer’s disease or other dementia.
Become more knowledgeable about the services and resources available in the local community--especially as it relates to hurricane preparedness for people who are aging and their caregivers.
Learn about Veterans Affairs programs that may benefit veterans and their spouses. Become more informed regarding health, medical care and service coverage.
Many older adults, as well as their families, experience stress and anxiety regarding the cost of medical and long-term care. Learn about sources of funding to help offset medical and long-term care expenses, including long-term care insurance, federal and state programs, VA benefits, and more.
Learn about residential options and resources available to people in your community as they age, along with issues to consider and questions to ask, regardless of where you are on your caregiving journey.
Most caregivers find themselves mentally, physically, and spiritually exhausted at some point. Learn to recognize the signs of "compassion fatigue", find balance, and learn some strategies and resources for taking care of yourself so you can continue to care for your loved one.
Learn about movement and mobility challenges as loved ones age and gain specific and practical tips and tools for preventing falls in the home and in the community.
Learn about mental health issues that are frequently associated with aging, recognize the characteristics and potential causes, and learn tips for communicating with loved ones and professionals to effectively manage the symptoms.
Become more knowledgeable about the full array of services and resources available in the local community--both for people who are aging and their caregivers.
Learn about Medicare and SHIIP programs that may offer benefits to your aging parents and become a more informed advocate for your parents’ health and medical care and service coverage.
Learn about the legal documents typically associated with advance directives and discover how they help protect finances, minimize vulnerability, clarify the role of the Power of Attorney, and more.
Information, resources, support and community for adult-children as they care for their aging parents and for themselves.
ACAPcommunity
PO Box 8278
Morganton, NC 28680
Tel: (877) 599-ACAP (2227)
Email: info@ACAPcommunity.org
formerly United Church Homes and Services
