A consumer organization for people 50 years and older. Provides online information about issues related to aging, including:
• Long-term care and retirement
• Financial and legal information
• Resources on family caregiving
• Internet resources on aging

Online resource that provides information on low-cost and affordable health insurance, health care, and hospice.  It is a free service from the Actors' Fund of America's Health Insurance Resource Center.

Online directory of aging and caregiver support services. Offers access to professionals in aging, resources, educational articles, virtual classroom, ask the expert, and support groups.

Provides information and planning tips about long-term care and caregiving. Its website includes a "Find Facilities and Services" search tool to help consumers find long-term care housing, caregiver support,  hospice and palliative care programs and other aging services. Offers a "Caregiver Kit" to help caregivers.

Provides reliable information, care consultation and supportive services for dementia caregivers through state and local chapters. The website also includes an interactive tool, CareFinder, which helps families to:
• Recognize dementia care
• Plan and pay for care
• Communicate with care providers
• Find local support and resources

Local Red Cross chapters offer in-person educational sessions, for a nominal fee, on topics such as:            
• Home safety
• Healthy eating
• Bathing
• Legal and financial issues
• Self-care for the caregiver                

Online "Respite Locator" is a service to help families and professionals locate respite services in their community from a database of nearly 3,000 members.  

An online forum for caregivers and neurology patients to provide support for each other and to learn about community resources and services.

Provides support services for anyone affected by cancer including limited financial assistance grants for:
• Transportation
• Child care  
• Home care

Provides online information and support to family caregivers, including a resource that helps to identify and locate caregiver support groups and other caregiver resources in specific counties, including non-profit organizations, rural caregiver resources and products and services.

A program that offers cash back on goods and products that are not typically covered by insurance or Medicare. Products eligible for cash back include nutrition, incontinence supplies, bathing and skin care, and aids for daily living.

Provides information about a variety of caregiving topics. Also provides access to geriatric care specialists.

Information and support for caregivers as they care for aging parents, spouses, and other loved ones 50+. They provide articles, helpful tools, a comprehensive local directory of caregiving services, and the collective wisdom of an involved community. Caring.com's content includes advice from a team of more than 50 trusted leaders in geriatric medicine, law, finance, housing, and other key areas of healthcare and eldercare.

A program of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization that offers free resources and information (online and over the phone) about end-of-life care and services. Includes information about:
• Advance care planning
• Financial assistance
• Hospice care and grief

An online support group for adults caring for their parents or other relatives. Also provides a list of in-person support groups in different states.

Offers over 500 online support communities and information exchange on a variety of health and wellness issues, including caregiving.

Assists children and adults with disabilities and their families by providing adult day services, including medical and social services.

FCA is a nonprofit caregiver support organization that offers online resources, fact sheets and electronic newsletters which serve as a central source of information and assistance to family caregivers in every state. FCA's National Center on Caregiving offers a national telephone hotline.  The website also hosts three online support groups  open to the public for caregivers and their loved ones:
•  Caregiver Online Group
•  Huntington's Disease & Movement Disorders Online Group
•  LGBT Caring Community Online Support Group

A joint project of the National Family Caregivers Association and the National Alliance for Caregiving that provides online information, resources and advice on topics related to family caregiving, including personal stories from family caregivers and encouragement for caregivers to protect their own physical and mental health.

This organization offers educational programs, connective social activities, emotional support, and inter-generational programming designed to help you navigate through your community's continuum of care. Designed to ensure families have access to new, supportive settings created for the purpose of educating, empowering and energizing.

An online volunteer coordination service for friends, family, colleagues, and neighbors to assist older adults in need. Offers a private group calendar to organize meals delivery, rides, and other caregiving tasks for a loved one.

Offers a national telephone hotline, online resources and printed publications which serve as a central source of information and assistance to family caregivers in every state.

The National Volunteer Caregiving Network (NVCN) provides technical assistance, educational webinars, national conferences, information and referral, and mentorship, among other benefits for member organizations. Membership is open to any organization or individual who can realize benefits.  Interfaith volunteer caregiving is based on the belief that people of ALL faiths include a tenet to help their neighbors by putting their faith into action.

Offers a handbook to empower caregivers, concerned friends and neighbors with steps to create and maintain a "caregiving family" to support the ill, disabled or aging and their family caregiver. Scripted first meeting, 23 forms. Telephone and email support.

Sponsored by The Caregiver Initiative, Johnson & Johnson, this online resource and community for family caregivers offers articles and advice, including an extensive caregiver manual. Other sections of the site focus on community, health conditions, daily care, housing and money, and insurance.

A national, non-profit membership organization  that provides support to wives, husbands, and partners of the chronically ill and/or disabled through established support groups in communities all over the country.