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To reduce caregiver burnout through the expansion of volunteer programs within the Area Agencies on Aging to include provision of companionship and respite services by volunteers. To reduce social isolation and enhance community connection by further expanding volunteer services to include wellness visits and assistance with navigating technology challenges within the home. To develop

Marin County Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Aging and Adult Services is issuing a Request for Proposal to seek qualified nonprofit providers of the federal Older Americans Act Title III E Family Caregiver Support Program (FCSP).  FCSP services, including counseling, training, respite care and support groups, help unpaid family caregivers assist their loved ones while attending to their own health and well-being.

SummaryPCHS is seeking proposals from eligible and qualified organizations to provide an evidence-based Alzheimer’s/dementia intervention to support family and other unpaid caregivers caring for an aging parent, ailing spouse, or other adult with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia, AND/OR Older Adult Counseling Services, Family Caregiver Counseling Services and an in-person Caregiver Support Group for family and other unpaid caregivers

The Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) on behalf of the Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) Child Protective Services (CPS) is issuing an Open Enrollment to enroll Contractors who will provide qualified Supplemental Caregiver Services statewide to support (1) the safety of children and youth who are receiving supervision and (2) aid Department employees in the caring and appropriate monitoring of children and youth.

OPI provides a limited number of in home care hours based on assessed needs of individual recipients.The Family Caregiver Support Program supports unpaid family and friends who are providing care for family members age 60 years and older, or of any age with Alzheimer’s disease or related disorders with neurological and organic brain dysfunction, and aids grandparents or relatives, age 55 and older, (does not include parents) caring for a child age

Merced County is accepting proposals for NATIONAL FAMILY CAREGIVER SERVICES You must register first in order to participate.To access and download the RFP package, click on the "BID DOCUMENTS" tab (above). Questions and clarifications must be submitted online by clicking on the Clarifications tab of this bid.The County does not accept bids or proposals by mail, email or fax.

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