Online caregiver support groups are a great way to connect with others who are also caring for a loved one. Some popular options include the Family Caregiver Alliance’s online support group, Caregiver Action Network’s online support community, and the Alzheimer’s Association’s online message boards.

There are many online resources available to help caregivers learn more about their role and how to provide the best care possible. Some examples include the National Alliance for Caregiving’s Family Caregiver Resource Center, AARP’s Caregiving Resource Center, and the Caregiver Action Network’s Caregiver Help Desk.

Caregivers often face unique challenges and may need help advocating for themselves and their loved ones. There are many organizations dedicated to advocating for caregivers, such as the National Alliance for Caregiving, the Caregiver Action Network, and the Family Caregiver Alliance.

If you are caring for someone with a specific condition, there are often online resources available that are tailored to that condition. For example, the Alzheimer’s Association offers a wealth of resources for caregivers of those with Alzheimer’s disease, while the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America provides resources for caregivers of those with MS.

Caring for a loved one can be expensive, and many caregivers struggle with financial issues. There are resources available to help, such as the National Council on Aging’s BenefitsCheckUp tool, which can help you find financial assistance programs you may be eligible for, and the Caregiver Action Network’s guide to financial planning for caregivers.