This site created by Caregivers Nova Scotia gives information on services for caregivers on such topics as financial matters, legal issues, health crisis planning, and local health organizations and much more.
More than 8 million Canadians act as caregivers for family or friends. C.A.R.P. (Canadian Association for Retired Persons) lists resources and supports for caregivers provided by governments across Canada.
Caregivers often need support to take breaks and continue with their caregiving responsibilities. This Nova Scotia Health website provides more detailed information on caregiver programs and services funded by the Department of Health and Wellness.
Tips for how to prepare for caregiving journey, suggestions for reducing caregiver stress, and suggestions for helping people with Alzheimer's Disease.
From the National Institute on Aging, this site provides a short video and tips for helping to care for a loved one that has Alzheimer's disease. It also discusses how to preserve your loved one's dignity while providing care.
Helpful suggestions to keep yourself strong as you support your loved one on the Parkinson’s journey are provided, as well as information on support groups.
