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The National Caregivers Library is one of the most extensive online libraries for caregivers that exists today.

Hundreds of articles, forms, checklists and links to topic-specific external resources, are organized into logical  categories that appear on the left side of each page. Click any category for a list of sub-categories. These lead to lists of articles and other resources. Simply continue “drilling down” until you find what you need.

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Warm regards,

Cynthia Hash, Realtor
Seniors Real Estate Specialist
Keller Williams Realty

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Buying or selling a home can be a daunting task for anyone. Not only is it one of the largest financial transactions in a person's life, it can be difficult emotionally for a senior who is moving from his or her home or for caregivers who must sell their own “childhood” home on behalf of their parents. The FamilyCare Real Estate Section provides unbiased information concerning the legal, financial, logistical and emotional aspects of family real estate and housing and helps you protect one of your most valuable and treasured assets.

Caregiving directly affects corporate earnings through its impact on employee job performance, time lost from work and the ability to stay on the job.  Yet, given the average age of the majority of working caregivers, these workers may also be some of your most experienced and loyal employees. So, what can you do to help them – while helping the organization?    Download: Business, Caregiving and the Bottom Line  OR Visit Employer Resources section of Caregivers Library

	Caregiving decisions are difficult. They are complicated, involving different,  sometimes conflicting, factors. And, they almost always come with time pressures, emotional pressures, and stress. Here are some guidelines.
	Disaster preparedness for the elderly or frail of health. Here is helpful information to assist caregivers and community planners protect our loved ones.
	What are the signs of Elder Abuse? How can you help those who you suspect are suffering from abuse?
	Need a speaker for your next Conference or Executive Briefing? Interested in how aging and caregiving impacts families, businesses, churches and other institutions? The founder of the National Caregivers Library speaks nationally on these, and other, topics.
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