Helping older adults and their caregivers age well at home.
An Unpaid Family Caregiver is any identified family member, friend, or neighbor who has a significant personal relationship with, and provides a broad range of assistance for anyone who is over the age of 60.
Are you the person that helps with:
• Buying groceries and/or preparing meals
• Laundry
• Cleaning
• Physical care
• Managing medications
• Making appointments
• Spending time, sometimes at work, to handle a crisis or is the designated “on-call” person.
In small doses, these tasks can be manageable. Juggling caregiving demands with the demands of your own life on an ongoing basis can be challenging.
Here is how we can help!
These Family Pathways Aging Services programs are sponsored, in part, by the Federal Older Americans Act through a contract from Central Minnesota Council on Aging under an Area Plan approved by the Minnesota Board on Aging. Further support comes from local donors, cost share participants, and Family Pathways Thrift Store revenue.