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Welcome to Our Caregivers Library

Our library is one of the most extensive libraries for caregivers that exist today.

There are hundreds of articles, forms, checklists and links to topic-specific external resources which appear on the side of this page. Click any category for a list of sub-categories. Simply continue “drilling down” until you find what you need.

Go to the tab heading “Free Tools“ for fast and free access to several of the most popular articles, reports and tools in the library.

We hope you find these resources useful for your caregiving needs. Be sure to click “Contact Us“ above to let us know if you found the Library to be a helpful resource. Your feedback is valuable and appreciated.

Thanks!
The staff of Riverside County Office on Aging

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These resources are copyrighted and are for personal use only. Any copying or use for organizational or commercial purposes is strictly prohibited. If you are interested in these resources for commercial or organizational use, please contact Ronald L. Moore, Founder, FamilyCare America, Inc. and the National Caregivers Library at (804) 327-1112.

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Featured Articles

Caregiving decisions are difficult. They are complicated, involving different, sometimes conflicting, factors. And, they almost always come with time pressures, emotional pressures, and stress. Here are some guidelines.

Disaster preparedness for the elderly or frail of health. Here is helpful information to assist caregivers and community planners protect our loved ones.

What are the signs of Elder Abuse? How can you help those who you suspect are suffering from abuse?

Need a speaker for your next Conference or Executive Briefing? Interested in how aging and caregiving impacts families, businesses, churches and other institutions? The founder of the National Caregivers Library speaks nationally on these, and other, topics.

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Emergency Preparedness

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration on Aging offers an emergency preparedness fact sheet and checklist that older persons and their caregivers can use to make personal plans and have appropriate supplies on hand to meet essential needs during an emergency.

Click here to read the fact sheet and checklist

California Department on Aging Disaster Preparedness Tip Sheets for Seniors

Click here to view the Tip Sheets

Special Preparedness Information for Older Americans by US Department of Homeland Security includes a list of recommended supplies needed for emergency kit as well as a downloadable Family Emergency Plan.

Click here to view the list and download the Family Emergency Plan