November is National Family Caregivers Appreciation and Alzheimer's Awareness Month

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In November, attention turns to family caregivers, who provide crucial support to individuals facing health challenges. With Medicaid cuts and disruptions to federal programs, caregivers face heightened difficulties in managing their responsibilities. The Massachusetts Family Caregiver Support Program offers counseling, training, and respite care to help caregivers cope. Additionally, organizations like MassOptions and the Alzheimer's Association provide essential resources and support networks. The City of Boston’s Age Strong Commission enhances quality of life for elderly residents through transportation services.

Caregivers often sacrifice their health and social well-being while ensuring their loved ones maintain a higher quality of life. The ongoing support from local organizations is vital in assisting caregivers during these challenging times. Exploring available resources can help ease the burden on these dedicated individuals.

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