"My father is getting older and depending on me more for everything. I feel so much pressure to make sure he is okay, but I am overwhelmed...”
Until recently, my father was independent and able to look after himself. After a hospital stay, he is asking for more of my help. I am worried that I’m not doing a good job taking care of him and I don’t know where to get help.
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For more information on programs and services that can help in this situation, please visit the websites or call the telephone numbers listed below.
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Are you a caregiver? - This Ontario Caregiver Organization resource describes the caregiver role and provides resources to support people as caregivers. Visit the link or call the Ontario Caregiver Helpline at 1-833-416-2273.
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Caregiver Navigation Guide - Instructional videos by Woodgreen Community Services provide information, resources and tips to help caregivers to find the support they need for themselves and their care recipients. Video subtitles are available in several languages.
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For family and caregivers - Government of Ontario resource describing supports for families and caregivers including home and community support services, tax credits and more.
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Canada Caregiver Credit - Government of Canada resource describing the Canada Caregiver credit, eligibility criteria, and how to claim it for tax purposes.
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Alzheimer Society Resources - This website has information and resources for people who are caring for loved ones who have dementia.
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How to Handle Challenging Behaviours in People with Dementia: A guide for caregivers and family members - This PDF resource is an educational tool that explains challenging behaviours in people with dementia and how caregivers can interpret and navigate these behaviours.
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Canadian-Caregiver Assessment Resource Tool (C-CART) - A thorough and time-efficient survey that curates a personalized list of local caregiving resources.