Hawaii Family Caregivers
Given the rapidly growing aging population, governments and individuals are looking for creative and affordable solutions to long-term care. A resource in the long-term care system that has long been part of Hawaii’s communities is the family caregiver. The family caregiver is someone who provides informal care and assistance to a family member, friend, or neighbor without any payment or training. Family caregiving is a significant issue and is a vital piece in the long-term care services puzzle. The Family Caregiver Alliance estimates that nationally approximately $200 billion in informal services are provided by family caregivers annually. In recognition of their contributions and to support family caregivers, the State of Hawaii’s Executive Office on Aging and their partners is developing the Hawaii Family Caregivers Network. The Hawaii Family Caregivers Network is the first statewide network made up entirely of family caregivers. If you are a family caregiver to a senior (60 years & older or if you are a grandparent (60 years and older) caring for a dependent grandchild, please join.
If you are interested in joining, please complete the
enrollment form below and mail or fax it to:
The Executive Office on Aging
250 S. Hotel St., Suite 406
Honolulu, HI
96813
Or fax it to (808) 586-0185.
Please call (808) 586-0100 if you have any questions.
* We will not share any coalition member’s personal information with other organizations.