Life Journey
Partners of America
Solutions for Caregivers and those Needing Care to Live their Best Life
Join Our Caregiver Support Community
Caregiving and Housing Solutions
for the Elderly, Ability Challenged
and Home Insecure
Our organization is forming relationships with other volunteer organizations, hospice services and home care companies to refer when needed to fill care gaps. We do not want to reinvent the wheel, but will refer to companies to provide services best suited to an individual's needs.
We plan to share our experience and expertise with your organization so that your community can be better equipped to help each other and develop a sustainable program that will be available for individuals in the future if needed.
1. Develop a volunteer pool/registry (like a Co-op) within communities as a sustainable solution for the growing Caregiver Crisis, and facilitate relationships between caregiver and individuals or families requiring care.
2. Work with communities to identify current gaps and fill with volunteers in the community or use LJPA's referral network .
3. Encourage longterm Caregiving relationships, which are independent of Life Journey Partners of America, Inc. An individual or family may decide to hire the volunteer at some point, and this is encouraged if it provides greater continuity and longevity.
4. Help individuals raise funds to cover caregiving expenses if needed to live in the best and safest place and provide family respite as needed. Our organization will accept donations to cover expenses in a sustainable manner.
5. Lastly, form a House Share Platform to safely match housemates to address home insecurity, loneliness and need for support.
We offer Care Consultations to Determine Services Needed for Individuals to Remain Living in their Homes if Preferred: Volunteer Services or House Share.
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In America, more than 63 million unpaid Caregivers provide care for one or more Family members in the home.
Greater than 60% of those Family Caregivers continue to work another job.
The National Alliance for Caregiving
In America, more than 63 million unpaid Caregivers provide care for one or more Family members in the home.
Greater than 60% of those Family Caregivers continue to work another job.
The National Alliance for Caregiving
The American population is aging, and the need for an Army of Volunteer Caregivers and Supportive Community
to surround the caregivers and those needing care has never been greater.
Please contact us if you are interested in our Mission and want to help.