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Family
Caregiver Alliance (FCA)
FCA is a nonprofit organization that offers programs at the national,
State, and local levels to address the needs of family caregivers. The
Web site provides fact sheets and publications, online support groups
for caregivers and their loved ones, caregiving information and advice,
and information on public policy and research issues.
National Family Caregivers Association (NFCA)
NFCA is a grassroots organization that educates, supports, and advocates for the millions of family caregivers who care for chronically ill, aged, or disabled loved ones. The web site provides information and statistics about caregiving, research reports, current news and information, NFCA projects and programs, details about training conferences, and "how to" guides for community outreach.
CaregiverMN.org
The CaregiverMN web site was developed by specialists in the fields of aging, caregiving, and community services to provide information, resources, and support to seniors and their family caregivers. The site provides access to information on a variety of caregiver topics, an on-line advisor for confidential one-on-one help, and links to related web sites.
The Well Spouse Association (WSF)
WSF is a national, nonprofit membership organization that supports wives, husbands, and partners of the chronically ill and/or disabled. The web site provides information on publications, regional activities, support groups throughout the country, the Foundation's annual conference, membership, and links to a wide variety of caregiving and health-related web sites.
Administration
on Aging (AOA)
AOA is the Federal government agency that provides home- and community-based
services to the Nation's older persons and their caregivers through the
programs funded under the Older Americans Act. The web site provides breaking
news and information on a wide variety of topics, programs, and services
related to aging and includes special sections for professionals and elders
and their families.
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