Canada Caregiver Resources
Comprehensive guide to caregiver support services in Canada. The Health Canada Home Care serves as the primary national resource for families caring for aging loved ones. Below you'll find contact information for care services, health coverage, support groups, and respite care options available to Canada residents.
National Care Agency
Health Canada Home Care
National care agencies are the primary resource for seniors and caregivers. They can help you find local services, respite care, and support.
Health Insurance & Coverage
Provincial Health Services (varies by province)
National health coverage programs can help cover long-term care costs for eligible residents. Contact the relevant agency to learn about eligibility and available benefits.
Support Groups
- •Canadian Caregiver Coalition — www.ccc-ccan.ca
- •Alzheimer Society of Canada — 1-800-616-8816, www.alzheimer.ca
- •The Caregiver Network — www.thecaregivernetwork.ca
Respite Care Programs
- •Alzheimer Society Respite Programs — www.alzheimer.ca
- •VON Canada — www.von.ca
Respite care gives family caregivers a break while ensuring their loved one receives quality care.
Additional Resources
- •Employment Insurance Caregiving Benefits — www.canada.ca/en/services/benefits/ei/caregiving
- •Family Caregiver Tax Credit — www.canada.ca
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