Caregiver Grants
What are Caregiver Grants?
Caregiver grants are financial awards provided by government agencies, nonprofit organizations, or foundations to support those who provide unpaid care to family members or loved ones. Grants are typically need-based or condition-specific and may help cover expenses such as medical equipment, home modifications, respite care, or transportation. Grants can provide critical short-term relief, helping caregivers maintain stability and avoid financial struggle when faced with unexpected expenses.
How Do I Find Caregiver Grants?
The Eldercare Locator can point you to local organizations in your community that may offer caregiver grants. Enter your zip code to find resources in your area—these organizations, including your local Area Agency on Aging (AAA), may offer caregiver grants or be able to direct you to where you can find more information.
Benefits of Caregiver Grants
Caregiver grants benefit families because they provide extra breathing room for equipment, services, or support without adding debt. Grants can improve safety, comfort, and overall quality of care for the person receiving care. They also help reduce caregiver stress and promote sustainability in long-term caregiving arrangements when financial strain is a concern.
How We Help Caregivers
We proudly offer Structured Family Caregiving in the following states:
