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National Caregiver Organizations

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Sep 15, 2025

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This page offers a curated list of national organizations that support caregivers. These resources provide education, advocacy, peer support, and practical tools to help caregivers manage their responsibilities and connect with others.

AARP Caregiving Resource Center
AARP’s Caregiving Resource Center provides tools, expert advice, and support for family caregivers. It includes guides, checklists, and access to a community of caregivers.
Phone: 888.687.2277

ARCH National Respite Network and Resource Center
ARCH connects caregivers with respite services and offers training, advocacy, and research tools. Their national directory helps families locate local respite care options.
Phone: 703.256.2084

Caregiver Action Network
This organization offers free education, peer support, and resources for family caregivers across the U.S. Their site includes videos, tip sheets, and a caregiver help desk.
Phone: 855.227.3640

Family Caregiver Alliance
FCA provides services, education, and advocacy for caregivers of adults with chronic or disabling health conditions. Their site includes fact sheets, webinars, and a caregiver support program.
Phone: 800.445.8106 

Lotsa Helping Hands
Lotsa Helping Hands is a free service that helps caregivers organize support from family and friends. Users can create care communities to coordinate meals, rides, and other tasks.
Phone: No direct phone number listed.

National Alliance for Caregiving
This nonprofit conducts research and develops policy to support family caregivers. Their site includes reports, advocacy tools, and global caregiving initiatives.
Phone: 202.918.1013

National Family Caregiver Support Program (Administration for Community Living)
This federal program offers grants to states to support family caregivers through services like counseling, training, and respite care.
Phone: 202.401.4634

Well Spouse Association
This nonprofit offers peer support and advocacy for spouses caring for a chronically ill or disabled partner. Members can access support groups, newsletters, and events.
Phone: 732.577.8899

 

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