Caregiver Resources
Caregivers play a crucial role in providing care and support to those unable to care for themselves. This responsibility can be physically, emotionally, and financially demanding. Resources and supports are essential for caregivers to manage stress, prevent burnout, and maintain their well-being. Access to educational materials, respite care, and emotional support networks can help caregivers provide the best possible care while taking care of themselves. By supporting caregivers, we ensure they can continue their vital work with the strength and resilience needed to face daily challenges
Caregiver Training
The demands of caring for a loved one can be stressful, and your own uncertainty can lead to additional stress. To relieve stress and uncertainty, PCOA and our dedicated community partners provide monthly caregiver training workshops that will teach you the skills you need to safely care for your loved ones. Find an assortment of caregiving training to suit your needs.
Caregiver Support Groups
Are you overwhelmed by caregiving challenges? If so, you could benefit from the support of people who can relate to your experiences. PCOA offers caregiver support groups in person and online. You are not alone! Find a support group here.Â
Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
PCOA contracts for services for grandparents and other non-parent relatives raising children.
Long-Term Care
The Arizona Long Term Care System (ALTCS) is a Medicaid program in the state of Arizona that pays for long-term care services in the home or in a facility. This program is for people who cannot afford to pay for their own care, and financial and medical eligibility criteria must be met to qualify.
One-on-One Caregiver Consultation
If you provide care to another person, whether a friend or family member, here or elsewhere, you may benefit from the guidance and support of a knowledgeable professional who understands all that caregiving entails. PCOA can help.
Additional Information
Telenovela Documents
Anger, Frustration, and Fighting
Anger, Frustration, and Fighting (Spanish)
Bathing
Bathing (Spanish)
Getting Lost
Getting Lost (Spanish)
Keeping Home Safe
Keeping Home Safe (Spanish)
Medications
Medications (Spanish)
How To Be a Resilient Caregiver Guide
- Introduction
- Table of Contents
- Section 1 – You, The Caregiver
- Section 2 – Caregiving and Family Relations
- Section 3 – LGBT Information and Resources
- Section 4 – Living at Home and In-Home Care
- Section 5 – Veteran Information and Resources
- Section 6 – Alzheimer’s and Other Dementias
- Section 7 – Supportive Housing
- Section 8 – Health Care Coverage
- Section 9 – Health Related Issues
- Section 10 – End of Life Issues
- Section 11 – Legal and Financial Issues
- Section 12 – Community Resources for Caregivers
Other Information for Caregivers