Caring for Someone You Love
Practical resources, meaningful activities and trusted support for families helping an older loved one live safely, independently and fully. Play it for SeniorsSM brings it together in one place.
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Who This Page Is For
Family caregivers
Adult children, spouses and other loved ones providing unpaid care — practical help, services, safety and support.
Older adults aging at home
Stay active, entertained and independent in the home you love, with resources you can use today.
Caregiver Support & Respite
Caring for a parent, spouse or loved one is rewarding and exhausting. These national organizations, directories and trusted tools help you find guidance, backup help and a break when you need one.
- Caregiver resources & directoriesNational organizations, directories and trusted tools for family caregivers.
- Find local help near youCompanion care, housekeeping, handyman help and respite support — search by ZIP code.
- Senior centers near youCommunity programs, meals and social time that give both of you a change of pace.
Meaningful Activities & Enrichment
Music, hobbies and shared experiences do as much for mood as any medication. Book local entertainers for a family gathering, or find something to enjoy together on an ordinary afternoon.
Home Safety & Accessibility
Small changes make a big difference. Grab bars, better lighting, fall prevention, medical alert systems and mobility aids help your loved one stay in the home they love.
Health & Wellness
Movement, nutrition, hearing, memory and mental health all shape how well someone ages at home. Find wellness professionals and therapy providers who visit the home.
Transportation & Local Services
Rides to appointments, grocery delivery, lawn care, home repairs and other local help that keeps daily life running smoothly when you can't be there.
Education & Lifelong Learning
Staying curious is one of the best things an older adult can do for mind and mood. These trusted programs keep learning going at any age — no classroom required.
- Harvard Institute for Learning in Retirement (HILR)Lifelong learning courses designed for active, intellectually curious older adults.
- AARPInformation and tools for older adults and families — health, money, caregiving, travel and technology.
- Colleges & lifelong learning programsMore programs offering courses older adults can take from home or in person.
Helpful Products & Gifts
Everyday products chosen with older adults and their families in mind — comfort, mobility, communication, entertainment and safety.
Regional Support Resources
Some organizations serve specific counties or regions rather than the whole country. These listings are local resources — eligibility and available services vary by area.
All Seniors Foundation
Los Angeles CountyA nonprofit helping qualifying older adults, families and caregivers in Greater Los Angeles navigate in-home support, benefits, transportation, medical supplies, placement questions and other practical care resources. Availability and eligibility vary by service and location within Los Angeles County.
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