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Caring For An Aging
Loved One?

Apply for a Caregiver Recharge Grant and receive two free days of in-home care to give you the break you deserve.

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Home Care Assistance joins Maria Shriver and The Women’s Alzheimer’s Movement to help support the family caregiver.

Caregiver Recharge Grants are awarded quarterly and the next round will be announced on December 17th, 2018. Submissions for this round must be received by December 10th, 2018.

*Recipients of Caregiver Recharge Grants must reside within the service area of one of over 150 offices across the United States and Canada. Click here to find an office near you.

Because caring for another requires caring for yourself.

Studies show that between 40 and 60 percent of family caregivers experience significant symptoms of stress, depression and physical exhaustion. Respite care services allow caregivers time to rest and recharge.

Let Home Care Assistance and The Women’s Alzheimer’s Movement help you take time off to relax, reflect and rejuvenate. Know your loved one is in trusted hands while you recharge.

res·pite care

noun

temporary care of a dependent person, allowing their regular caregiver time to recharge.

Relax.

Reflect.

Rejuvenate.

Why respite care?

The Home Care Assistance Caregiver Recharge Grant program is our way to give back to the many family caregivers that give themselves to their aging loved ones.

We believe that in order to provide the best possible care, caregivers should prioritize their own health and well-being by taking essential time off. Our Caregiver Recharge Grants will be awarded four times a year to 25 family caregivers who would benefit from two consecutive days off from their caregiving responsibilities to rest and recharge. During this time, their loved one will receive hands-on care from an experienced Home Care Assistance caregiver.

Take care of yourself!

Apply for a Caregiver Recharge Grant today.

We'd like to call you immediately if you are awarded a grant!

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Recent Grant Winners

Mary C., of Boston

Mary works full-time and takes care of both her mother-in-law who has Alzheimer’s and her husband with COPD. She is tremendously grateful for the recharge grant so that she can spend the weekend relaxing and sleeping past 5am.

Dedra C., of Washington D.C.

Dedra has shown tremendous commitment as a caregiver to both her parents, one of which suffers from Alzheimer’s. She is deserving of two days of total peace of mind, not having to worry about her mother.

Lorraine M., of San Francisco

Lorraine has been caring for her aunt for over 10 years, showing amazing commitment. She deserves a break so she can visit her cousin who she hasn’t seen in years.

Rachel S., of Orange County

Rachel and her sister care for their mother, who was diagnosed with cancer, but also suffers from depression. She has been a source of physical - but especially - emotional support for her mother and deserves a break.

Veronica S., of Dallas

Veronica currently cares for her mom and her grandmother who both have Alzheimer’s. She left her marketing career in Chicago to move to Dallas to take care of both her mom and grandmother. She is very thankful for the Recharge Grant and will use it for a spa retreat that has a pool or beach!

Lorna C., of Miami

Lorna’s 77-year-old mother worked three jobs to take care of her children and make sure they were well provided for and she now makes it priority to take care of her. She is very thankful for the recharge grant and will use it so that she and her husband can spend time walking on the beach, holding hands and being still with one another.

We are the official Caregiving Partner of the Women's Alzheimer's Movement

Home Care Assistance is the official Caregiving Partner of The Women’s Alzheimer’s Movement (WAM), a nonprofit founded by Maria Shriver that seeks to raise awareness of women’s increased risk for the disease and raise funds for women-based research. WAM also seeks to provide support and resources to family caregivers (two-thirds of whom are women) as they serve on the frontlines of this disease each and every day.

As a partner of the The Women’s Alzheimer’s Movement’s annual Move for Minds™ event, as well as other initiatives throughout the year, Home Care Assistance is helping bring attention to the needs of caregivers, while working with WAM to educate people of all ages on how they can care for their brain health starting today.

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What is our connection?

At Home Care Assistance, nearly 60% of our clients suffer from Alzheimer’s or some other form of dementia. With a mission to change the way the world ages, we are committed to raising awareness around this disease and educating our clients, their families and the thousands of communities we serve throughout the U.S, Canada and Australia.

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Home Care Assistance can help you or a loved one today.

Contact us now for your complimentary in-home consultation:

1-866-454-8346.