An important article in headline news today - highlighting some important issues facing Jessie May and the whole sector. https://lnkd.in/ewXFUjTa When Jessie May started supporting children with life-limiting conditions almost 30 years ago, we referred to the children and young people we looked after as ‘the forgotten children’. Whilst we have seen a lot of progress in the last three decades, we are saddened by this news story, although it is not ‘new news’ to us. It quite rightly highlights the issue of lack of funding and support for hundreds of disabled children, young people, and their families and, as Together for Short Lives has recently highlighted, paints the picture of health and social care being a post code lottery. It simply isn’t good enough. Please consider becoming a Jessie May supporter today - so that we can continue to provide vital care and support for our children and their families. https://jessiemay.org.uk/
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While researching supports for my elderly mother, I discovered that, in New Hampshire, people with Choices for Independence Medicaid have an option called the Adult Kinship program. It is similar to a foster care program in that a stipend is provided to help offset the costs of providing a home for someone. As the homeowner, you would receive a monthly stipend of $1500-$2300. You become responsible to provide for all non-medical care (feel free to hire outside help), and your loved one chooses to live in your home, rather than in an assisted living center or a nursing home. Your household income is not a factor, and the stipend does not count toward your taxable income. If your loved one needs help ambulating, bathing, dressing, or being safe (i.e., fall hazard, leaves stove top burners on, wanders from home, etc.), then the Kinship program may be a solution for both of you. Two companies that administer this program in NH are Impress Care and The Moore Center Options for Seniors. Your social worker or case manager may not know about these programs, so be sure to reach out to these companies directly for more information. https://lnkd.in/egbbfhfR https://lnkd.in/eWMrNSFu
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Have you heard that Structured Family Caregiving is coming to Ohio? If you are a caregiver or know someone who is and you are looking for resources, coaching, emotional support and payment, then check out this post from Careforth the national leader in Structured Family Caregiving that clearly defines the program.
Q: What is “Structured Family Caregiving?” A: Structured Family Caregiving (SFC) is a Medicaid-funded benefit that supports primary unpaid caregivers of Medicaid beneficiaries with chronic and complex medical conditions or physical, intellectual, and developmental disabilities to live at home and engage in their communities. An alternative to traditional home care or nursing facility care, SFC allows beneficiaries to receive help with daily care from a family member or friend in their shared home. Currently, Careforth offers Structured Family Caregiving in Connecticut, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Ohio, Rhode Island, and South Dakota. We also offer Structured Family Caregiving in Pennsylvania through UPMC. More frequently asked questions: https://careforth.com/faq/
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Is home care the best option for your aging loved one? Choosing the right care for your senior loved one can be challenging. Home care services offer a personalized, comfortable alternative to nursing homes, allowing seniors to maintain independence while receiving the support they need. Explore the benefits and options available in HelpGuide's comprehensive guide to home care services for seniors. Discover why home care might be the perfect fit for your family! https://bit.ly/3RLGR5Z
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Hello friends! I'm hoping that you can help me share a survey from the Public Policy Committee of the Massachusetts Association for the Education of Young Children (MAAEYC) that collects stories about parents who rely on child care to get to work or to do other important life tasks and activities. Caregiving is such an essential part of our economy, and our goal is show how our economy depends on it. The child care in question may be done by a center, a family child care provider, a nanny, a neighbor, or a family member, including a parent! Even if your kids are older now, perhaps you know of others who may be very reliant on child care and would like to answer the survey. Please share widely if you can! Here is the link: https://lnkd.in/eDgfHRXP
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Special federal funding for AZ child care providers is ending mid-2024, adding to the challenges of the already-struggling industry. Read this latest article from AZCentral, highlighting the local community and what this means for our state's families. https://archive.ph/q8upB
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