Caregiver Resources
This page is currently being updated.
Caring for an older adult can be both rewarding and challenging. This page provides resources and support information for caregivers caring for older adults in Lake County, including education, respite, support services, and community programs.
While some agencies may not be physically located in Lake County, all listed organizations provide services or support to Lake County residents and caregivers.
Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging
WeCare…Because you do is an individualized care coordination program that helps to answer your toughest questions, connect you to the services you need . . . and bring you peace of mind.
Call 216-373-1797 or email [email protected] for more information.
WeCare Brochure
Free Virtual Events
Courage to Caregivers
Courage to Caregivers provides tools and encouragement to empower caregivers. Offered in a validating, nonjudgmental environment, their programs help you develop the inner strength to care for yourself so that you can better care for your loved ones.
Offers individualized caregiver support and group coaching.
Family Pride of Northeast Ohio
Family Pride offers a 12 week support group series at the Fairport Senior Center.
Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging
The Family Caregiver Support program connects caregivers with a wide range of valuable resources focusing on the unpaid, informal caregiver. Each caregiver is paired with a Care Coordinator who works closely with them to identify and access resources that provide meaningful support.
When appropriate, Care Coordinators assist caregivers in developing and implementing a respite plan. Our services, including information, assistance, and care planning, are provided at no cost to anyone seeking help. Additionally, we offer referrals to other agencies and services to meet individual needs.
Call 216-586-3441 or 1-800-626-7277 Ext. 3131 for more information.
Family Caregiver Support Program Brochure
Caregiver Action Network (CAN)
The Caregiver Action Network is a national nonprofit organization that provides free education, support, and resources to family caregivers. CAN serves caregivers of older adults, individuals with chronic illnesses or disabilities, children with special health needs, and wounded service members, helping families navigate the challenges of caregiving and improve quality of life.
Ohio Aging Compass
The Ohio Aging Compass is a free online resource from the Ohio Department of Aging that helps older adults, caregivers, and families find aging-related services, programs, events, and long-term care information. The platform includes tools to compare nursing homes and assisted living facilities, locate community resources, and access data on aging trends across Ohio.
Ohio Long Term Care Ombudsman
The Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program provides free advocacy for individuals receiving long-term care services in nursing homes, assisted living communities, adult care homes, and private residences. Ombudsman staff and trained volunteers help resolve concerns, protect resident rights, provide information about benefits and care options, and assist individuals and families in navigating long-term care services.