Caregiver Resources
Ambiguous Loss
Everyone experiences ambiguous loss if only from breaking up with someone, or having aging parents or kids leaving home. As we learn from the people who must cope with the more catastrophic situations of ambiguous loss, we learn how to tolerate the ambiguity in our more common losses in everyday life.
Caregiver Resource Guide
Resources on getting started with caregiving; caring for yourself; and making a caregiving plan by the Minnesota Board on Aging.
Caring.com
A leading online destination for caregivers seeking information and support as they care for aging loved one.
Jewish Family and Children’s Services of MN
The caregiver services team consists of nurses, social workers, therapists and chaplains. They help people who need care remain in their homes in an appropriate and secure manner that allows for self-determination through family consultation, personalized assessment and individualized care plans.
Lutheran Social Services
Whether you need a break from your caregiving responsibilities to tackle your to-do list, resources to grow your caregiving skills, time to see friends and family, or a nap to recharge — we can step in. We also offer groups where you can connect with others in the same situation. 651-642-5990
Powerful Tools for Caregivers
Classes to help caregivers take better care of themselves while caring for a friend or relative.
Minnesota Aging Pathways
Senior Linkage Line® not only helps connect you to services in your community, but also provides the actual assistance to help you get the information and personalized help you need to make good decisions. This includes providing face to face help to you in your home and community. 1-800-333-2433
V.A. Caregiver Support
Caregivers play an important role in the health and well-being of Veterans. The Caregiver Support Program offers training, educational resources, and multiple tools to help you succeed. 855-260-3274
Wilder Caregiver Services
To feel less alone and receive support from other caregivers, join one of our support groups or gatherings. We meet at the Wilder Community Center for Aging in Saint Paul unless otherwise noted. 651-280-2273