Resources for Caregivers this Way!

Caregiving is hard. Find people who get it.

We don’t want you to go at it alone. So, we’ve curated lists of statewide, low-cost or free resources available to family members caring for older adults, adults with disabilities and kids with disabilities. Explore the resources below and if you have any questions, give us a call at 303-233-1666 x8. We’re here to help.

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Not Sure Where to Begin? Start Here.

These organizations can help you get a lay of the land of the benefits and resources available to you as a caregiver.

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Older Adults

Explore resources available to family members caring for older adults, including medical management, financial guidance, senior housing, and more.

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Adults with Disabilities

Explore resources available to adults with disabilities including benefits, advocacy services, referrals, and financial guidance.

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Kids with Disabilities

Explore resources for parents and caregivers of kids with disabilities, including ways to connect with other parents in similar situations.

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Alzheimer's & Dementia

Explore resources designed specifically to help you navigate caring for a person with Alzheimer’s Disease & Related Dementias (ADRD).

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Managing Healthcare

Managing a loved one’s healthcare is a doozy, but insurance counseling, preventative care, and compassionate hospice can make a difference.

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Nutrition & Meals

These resources help you get nutritious food on the table, taking one more thing off your plate as a caregiver.

Safe & Stable at Home

Find resources for home modifications and energy assistance that help you and your family live comfortably at home.

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Transportation

Explore transportation options for your family member to get to appointments, day programs, and more.

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Taking a Break

Respite is temporary relief for family caregivers. Explore your options here.

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Connect with Other Caregivers

Find support groups and forums that build connections between caregivers and prove the point: You don’t have to do it alone!

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Working Caregivers

Find resources to help you balance caring for a loved one with your job.