Rosalynn Carter Institute

Caregiver Support · North Carolina · Free

Caregiver support, research, and training programs to help family caregivers. Worth contacting before burnout sets in — most caregivers wait too long to ask for help. Respite hours can typically be used for in-home aides, adult day care, or short-term residential stays. Most caregiver-support programs are open even to caregivers whose loved one doesn't qualify for Medicaid. Open at no cost to North Carolina seniors and the families supporting them.

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