Kinship Caregivers Connect - Ohio
Motivated by her lived experience as part of a kinship family, Dr. Angela Tobin founded Kinship Caregivers Connect (KCC) as a graduate student at The Ohio State University.
Resource Centers and Kinship Supports
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Leveraging Family Resource Centers to Support Kinship Families
Key takeaways from learning collaboratives in three states that explored increased collaboration between kinship navigators and Family Resource Centers.
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Project Healthy Grandparents - Georgia State University
Project Healthy Grandparents (PHG) is among the oldest continuously operating programs for grandparents raising grandchildren in the United States.
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Project GRANDD (Grandparents Raising And Nurturing Dependents with Disabilities)
Project GRANDD collaborates with an array of partners to maximize its reach and support of kinship families and is continuously improving by listening to their caregiver clients.
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Shelby County Relative Caregiver Program
The Shelby County Relative Caregiver Program has supported kinship/grandfamilies for over 20 years.
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Southwest Idaho Area Agency on Aging's Kinship Program: A Holistic Support for the Whole Family
This 14-minute video, prepared by our partners at USAging, presents information about the Southwest Idaho Area Agency on Aging’s Kinship Program.
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Washington State Kinship Program Services
Washington State Kinship Program Services includes several programs serving kinship families.
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Kinship Navigator Program - Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio (AOoA)
The Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio, Inc. has a Kinship Navigator Program that helps grandparents and relatives.
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Family Resource Center Services and Supports for Kinship/
Grandfamilies This fact sheet is for professionals working within an array of government systems and nonprofit organizations that support kinship/grandfamilies.
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Grandfamily Support Groups: Seven Tips for Getting Started
Many kin caregivers count peer support groups as the lifeline that helped them carry on. Here are seven tips for getting started.
