Family Caregiver Support Program

Family Caregiver Support Program

                                        
The Family Caregiver Advocate provides support, information, education, and services to family caregivers to make this a rewarding experience. The purpose of the program is to assist unpaid family and relative caregivers by providing supportive services.   
   
       

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Respite Program
The Respite Program is designed to give unpaid caregivers a temporary break from their caregiver responsibilities. Respite services are available to:

  • Unpaid caregivers who care for loved-ones (60 and older) who are homebound or need daily assistance.
  • Unpaid caregivers for seniors diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or a Dementia related illness.

Supplemental Assistance
Supplemental services reimbursement may be provided for incontinence supplies, nutritional supplements (with physician statement) and some home modification, to complement the assistance provided by caregivers.

Senior Raising Children Program
The purpose of the SRC program is to assist seniors (55 or older) who are responsible for raising a child related through blood, marriage, or adoption by sponsoring the costs of tutoring, afterschool programs, school related expenses, and summer camps for their children. 

For more information, please contact:
Rhonda Hiott 843-473-3973 or Dena Davidson 843-473-3961

Tea Time for Caregivers

Tea Time for Caregivers is a support group where caregivers can share their experiences. A time to gather and share a few moments of your day with us.

When: Third Tuesday of the Month
Time: 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Where: Online & Call in to our Virtual Meeting
Hosted by: The Family Caregiver Support Program
To Register please call Rhonda, 843-473-3973 or Dena, 843-473-3961


Helpful websites for Caregivers
    Alzheimer's Association       Caregiver Action Network 



Helpful websites for Grandparents Raising Grandchildren                                   
Grand Families  Generations United       


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