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Offers support for individuals caring for eligible veterans with a serious illness or disability. Helps with obtaining caregiver assistance available through the VA and connecting with other local resources and programs. Eligible caregivers may qualify for skills training, peer support mentoring, and one-on-one and group coaching.

211 UWGC

Provides information, guidance, and assistance to family members and other volunteer caregivers. Offers referrals, educational materials, resources, and caregiving instruction.

211 UWGC

Provides flexible benefits and support to relative/informal caregivers. Offers information about available programs and services, assistance accessing services, training, respite care, and other supplemental services to support caregiving efforts.

211 UWGC

Provides support to family caregivers that may include training, counseling, help finding resources and services to help decrease stress associated with their care giving role, and respite care. Services assist caregivers of older adults and also older adults caring for children under 18.

HNNEO 211

Offers support to caregivers by answering questions, helping make plans for care, and assisting with navigating community organizations. Helps caregivers understand their options and provides education to make difficult decisions and have challenging conversations. Able to host/mediate family conversations around care for older adults.

Lifeline Lake County 211

Program is designed to help family caregivers navigate their role in providing care for family member or friend who is 60 years or older and residing in Fairfield County. Also, provides connection to programs, education and services to empower them in their role as a caregiver.

211 Fairfield

A free service, Care Consultation is a meeting to discuss individualized needs and is offered via phone or virtually. An Alzheimer’s Association staff member can provide education, discuss options for the future, assist the family in defining goals, and provide information on available community resources.

211 Pathways

Provides participants with support and resources so they are better able to take care of their loved ones.

Lifeline Lake County 211

Supports a family’s ability to address needs, navigate systems and promote recovery, resiliency, and wellness.

Lifeline Lake County 211

Provides information, guidance, and assistance to family members and other volunteer caregivers. Offers referrals, educational materials, connection to resources, respite care, and caregiving instruction.

211 UWGC

Reinforces a variety of skills that seek to build resilience and empower the mental illness caregiver as well as establishing a caring community through support groups co-facilitated by both a licensed professional or certified Family Peer Support Specialist as well as a trained peer specialist volunteer.

Lifeline Lake County 211

Provides support to family caregivers including training, counseling, help finding resources and services to help decrease stress associated with their care giving role, and respite care pending an eligibility assessment. Services assist caregivers of older adults and also grandparents caring for grandchildren.

211 UWGC

Provides information, guidance, and assistance in a one-on-one setting to family members and other volunteer caregivers. Offers referrals, educational materials, resources, and caregiving instruction.

211 UWGC

Support and resource sharing group for parents and caregivers of a child with needs in areas such as mental health, developmental disabilities, juvenile justice, school, child protection, health, etc. Community Voices members offer support to one another and share information about resources that benefit children and families. Community Voices members are empowered to educate policy makers and service providers about how to work more effectively with families and provide their insight on the impact of policies, resources, services, activities, etc. on children and families.

211 Pathways

Offers support for individuals caring for eligible veterans with a serious illness or disability. Helps with obtaining caregiver assistance available through the VA and connecting with other local resources and programs. Eligible caregivers may qualify for skills training, peer support mentoring, and one-on-one and group coaching.

211 UWGC

Provides caregivers with information on support groups, in-home services, and other long-term care options. Online caregiver training also offers caregivers new information and skills.

211 Fairfield

Provides long-term services, supports northern area, including PASSPORT and Assisted Living Waiver. Dayton Office offers Life Essentials (guardianship).

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