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Service Area: Taylor
Sub-categories
Education/Learning Family Assistance Food Government Housing/Utilities Jobs/Working Legal Assistance Medical Health Mental Health TransportationGA Legal Services Program
Providing free legal services to those with low incomes including: Civil cases, wills for elderly, tenant affairs, domestic violence, bankruptcy, guardianship, child custody, social Security for kids under 18, consumer matters, some divorce cases, healthcare public benefits, probate matters
Service Area(s): Chattahoochee Harris Lee Macon Marion Meriwether Muscogee Pike Schley Stewart Sumter Talbot Taylor Troup Upson Webster
GA REACH
To learn as much as possible about the experiences of families with Alzheimer’s or related dementia in this region, to reduce caregiver burden and improve or sustain caregiver physical and emotional health. This is accomplished by identifying the areas that the caregiver feels are their most challenging or where they need help and to link families to the resources/programs that are most appropriate to meet their needs. Once the family is invited to participate in the REACH program, they receive coaching in problem solving skills and how to access information and resources to empower them to continue to cope with their challenges even after the program is ended. Participation in the full GA REACH Project consists of twelve home or telephone based sessions, participation in five telephone discussions with other caregivers.