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Since 1989, the USC Family Caregiver Support Center (FCSC) at USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology (home of the LA Caregiver Resource Center) has placed a high priority on providing support across the continuum of caregiving, including diagnosis, prognosis, services that help maintain the care recipient’s independence and abilities, helping caregivers care for themselves, and manage their own well-being. Supportive services include information, assessment, individual consultations, respite, education, and training.
Our vision is: “To be a model for Los Angeles, the state and the nation, by using technology, research, and education to transform caregiving and the long-term care system.”
Call us toll-free: (800) 540-4442 for help. Outside of LA County? Click here for a list of Caregiver Resource Centers throughout California
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We're excited to announce California's first-ever statewide survey focusing on the needs and experiences of mid-life and older LGBTQIA+ residents, supported by the California Department of Aging.
04 March, 2024No comment
University of California, Irvine; Alzheimer’s Orange County; and the Center for Caregiver Advancement are launching a free 8-week live virtual training course for informal (unpaid) caregivers of people living with dementia in southern California.
29 February, 2024No comment
Family members are caring for parents and spouses living with dementia more than ever. Help evaluate a National Institute on Aging (NIA) funded program for care partners.
14 February, 2024No commentUniversity of California, Irvine; Alzheimer’s Orange County; and the Center for Caregiver Advancement are launching a free 8-week live virtual training course for informal (unpaid) caregivers of people living with dementia in southern California.
22 January, 2024No comment
Alianza Latina is a study to support caregivers of Latinos with dementia through personalized phone calls and text messages at NO COST.
28 November, 2022No comment
The California Caregiver Resource Center (CRC) system consists of 11 sites across the state that support unpaid family caregivers by providing essential services. To connect with support wherever you live, visit caregivercalifornia.org.
