Finding Help Shouldn't Be Another Burden.
Caregivers often spend hours trying to figure out what services exist, who qualifies, and where to begin.
Caregivers Outreach helps family caregivers identify community resources, understand available options, and connect with organizations that may be able to meet their needs.
You don't need to know exactly what you're looking for before reaching out.
How We Can Help
Tell Us What You Need. We'll Help You Find a Starting Point.
Every family's situation is different.
You may need help finding home care for an aging parent, transportation to medical appointments, respite so you can take a break, assistance understanding available benefits, or a community program for someone you love.
Our Resource Navigation & Referral service helps caregivers identify potential programs, organizations, and community services based on their needs.
We can help families explore resources related to:
Aging & Senior Services
Medicaid, Medicare & Health Insurance
Disability Services
Caregiver Support & Wellness
Home Care & Personal Care
Public Benefits & Financial Assistance
Housing & Aging in Place
Veteran & Military Family Resources
Alzheimer's & Dementia Support
Respite Care
Legal Assistance
Community & Family Programs
Disability Services
Transportation
Mental Health & Emotional Wellness
Youth Caregiver Support
How Resource Navigation Works
A Simple Place to Start
01
Tell Us What You're Looking For
Complete a brief request describing your caregiving situation and the type of assistance you're trying to find.
02
We Review Your Request
Our team reviews the information you provide to better understand your needs and identify potential resources or services.
03
We Help Point You in the Right Direction
When appropriate resources are identified, we'll provide information or referrals to organizations, programs, or services that may be able to assist.
If your needs are more complex than resource navigation can address, we'll discuss other options that may be appropriate.
Who Can Request Assistance?
Resource Navigation Is for Family Caregivers.
You don't need a formal diagnosis, professional referral, or specific type of caregiving responsibility to contact us.
You may be:
An adult child helping an aging parent.
A spouse caring for a partner.
A parent supporting a child with a disability or complex needs.
A relative helping someone living with a chronic illness.
A grandparent or other family member providing ongoing support.
A friend or neighbor who has taken on significant caregiving responsibilities.
Or someone who recently became a caregiver and simply doesn't know where to begin.
If you're helping care for someone you love, you can start here.
Prefer to Search on Your Own?
Explore the Caregiver Resource Center
Some caregivers know exactly what they're looking for and prefer to explore resources independently.
Our Caregiver Resource Center organizes trusted information and community resources by common caregiving needs, including aging, home care, benefits, respite, transportation, housing, disability services, mental health, legal resources, and caregiver wellness.
When Resource Navigation Isn't Enough
Some Situations Need More Individualized Support.
Resource navigation is designed to help caregivers find information, programs, and potential service providers.
It does not include comprehensive assessment, development of an individualized care plan, ongoing coordination with healthcare or service providers, or continued management of a loved one's care.
Families who need that level of assistance may benefit from our Private Geriatric Care Management & Family Consultation Services.
Private Geriatric Care Management
Best when:
"I need help managing this."
Your family's situation involves multiple needs, difficult care decisions, changing circumstances, or ongoing coordination that requires more individualized professional assistance.
Private Geriatric Care Management is a fee-based professional service.
Youth Caregiver Resources
Looking for Support for a Young Caregiver?
Children and teenagers may also provide significant care and assistance to parents, grandparents, siblings, or other family members.
Our youth division, Caregivers Outreach: Youth Empowerment (COYE), provides specialized support, education, resources, wellness opportunities, and family assistance for youth caregivers.
Request Resource Assistance
What Can We Help You Find?
Important Information
Caregivers Outreach provides information, education, resource navigation, and referrals to help caregivers identify potential community services.
We do not guarantee eligibility, availability, acceptance, quality, or outcomes from any outside organization or service provider. Eligibility requirements and program availability are determined by the organizations providing those services.
A referral does not create a professional care management relationship with Caregivers Outreach.
If your situation requires individualized assessment, care planning, or ongoing coordination, our team can provide information about Private Geriatric Care Management services.