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Community Resources

Elder Care Resources to Support Your Journey

Understanding care options can feel overwhelming. That’s why we’ve compiled a network of trusted organizations that offer valuable elder care resources to support individuals, caregivers, and families.

These resources provide education, advocacy, and support across a wide range of care needs:

Aging & Caregiver Support

  • Administration on Aging (AoA) – Supporting programs that help older adults live independently at home, including meals, transportation, caregiver support, and elder rights protection
Logo for the Administration on Aging, featuring the letters AoA with a red swoosh crossing through the center.
  • USAging – Connecting older adults and caregivers with local Area Agencies on Aging and the Eldercare Locator to find services in their community
USAging logo with the text Leaders in Aging Well at Home.
  • National Council on Aging (NCOA) – Helping older adults find benefits they may qualify for and offering guidance on Medicare, falls prevention, and healthy aging
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  • ElderCare Matters – Providing a national directory of local elder care professionals, from elder law attorneys to geriatric care managers and senior housing experts
ElderCare Matters logo.

Health & Condition-Specific Support

  • Alzheimer’s Association – Offering a free 24/7 Helpline, support groups, and education for people living with dementia and the families who care for them
Alzheimers Association logo.
  • American Cancer Society – Providing information, a 24/7 helpline, and practical support for people facing cancer and their loved ones
American Cancer Society logo featuring a blue sword intertwined with a red stylized serpent.
American Diabetes Association logo.
  • Alliance for Aging Research – Creating easy-to-understand resources on common age-related conditions to help families have more informed conversations with doctors
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Mental Health & Well-Being

Logo for the American Association for Geriatric Psychiatry, featuring a stylized blue human profile icon next to the letters AAGP and the full organization name.
  • American Society on Aging (ASA) – Providing education and insights on healthy aging, caregiving, and well-being from professionals across the field of aging
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Daily Living & Community Support

  • Meals on Wheels – Delivering nutritious meals to older adults at home, along with friendly visits that provide connection and a quick safety check
Meals on Wheels America logo.
  • Parentgiving – Offering articles and home care products for adult children caring for aging parents, covering safety, health, and finances
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  • Senior Job Bank – Connecting adults over 50 with employers looking for experienced, reliable workers in part-time, seasonal, and full-time roles
Seniors Job Bank logo.

These organizations offer trusted elder care resources to help families better understand care options, access services, and feel more confident in their decisions.

Trusted care starts with a conversation. Call (800) 990-9750 or schedule your free in-home assessment to discover how Home Helpers can support your family with personalized, dependable care.

Supporting Families with Reliable Information

Every care situation is unique. Whether you’re looking for support for an aging loved one, exploring care options after a diagnosis, or planning for the future, having access to the right elder care resources can make the process more manageable.

At Home Helpers®, we believe care goes beyond services—it includes education, guidance, and ongoing support. That’s why we’re committed to connecting families with the most reliable elder care resources available.

A More Connected Approach to Care

Our partnerships and resource network are part of a broader commitment to supporting the whole person. Through our Cared-4℠ program, we focus on key areas that impact independence and quality of life, while also helping families stay informed and supported.

By combining compassionate care with trusted elder care resources, we create a more complete and connected experience for every family we serve.

Let’s Find the Right Support Together

If you’re exploring care options or need help navigating available resources, we’re here to help. Our team can guide you toward the right services and connect you with trusted elder care resources that fit your needs.

Trusted care starts with a conversation. Call (800) 990-9750 or schedule your free in-home assessment to discover how Home Helpers can support your family with personalized, dependable care.

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