You’re not in this alone.
When a Parent’s autonomy is impacted by changing health, finance, and end-of-life needs, our Members are moved to step up and step in. These transitions become our Parent Projects and we’re here to help each other.
DOWNSIZING
Relocating to a smaller living space can improve safety and quality of life.
Financial caretaking is the act of helping someone else manage their money.
You’re not in this alone.
When a Parent’s autonomy is impacted by changing health, finance, and end-of-life needs, our Members are moved to step up and step in. These transitions become our Parent Projects and we’re here to help each other.
HEALTH ISSUES
Understanding care options when your parent’s health changes can be complex.
Financial caretaking is the act of helping someone else manage their money.
FINANCES
Financial caretaking is the act of helping someone else manage their money.
Financial caretaking is the act of helping someone else manage their money.
END OF LIFE
Grief affects each of us differently but there are well-supported strategies to help cope with loss.
Financial caretaking is the act of helping someone else manage their money.
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Our online platform for managing all aspects of Parent Project.
- Secure communication with family, caregivers, and professionals;
- Step-by-step plan to coordinate the entire project;
- Tutorials, tools and resources to prepare for and complete a project;
- A growing “Verified” network of age-friendly service providers.
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