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How to apply for National Family Caregiver Support Program (NFCSP) — Ohio
Ohio Department of Aging — administers NFCSP through 12 Area Agencies on Aging
Who it's for
Ohio's NFCSP supports informal caregivers caring for adults age 60+ (or any age if person has Alzheimer's-related disease). Services include: respite care (in-home, adult day, or short-term residential); supplemental services (consumable supplies, home modifications, assistive technology); caregiver counseling and support groups; caregiver training and education; information and referral. NO income test for most services — based on need. Apply through the local AAA. Distinctive — Ohio's NFCSP delivery infrastructure through 12 regional AAAs makes it one of the more accessible in the US.
Ohio NFCSP — generally NO INCOME TEST. Respite is the most-used service. Apply through local AAA.
What you'll need
- Proof of caregiver-recipient relationship (no formal documentation usually required)
- Proof that the care recipient is age 60+ (or any age with Alzheimer's)
Where to apply
Apply online: official application
By phone: 1-866-243-5678
Renewals
annual
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