The Caregiver Foundation is a local, non-profit organization that works to support caregivers and individuals needing care through a variety of services.
From producing educational materials and resources to assuming daily money management (bill-paying) tasks, to providing speakers for seminars and meetings and overseeing major restoration cleaning, TCF works hard to provide caregivers the resources they need to survive their journey and "help those you love".The Caregiver Foundation can never replace family, but we can help you provide and coordinate quality care services for your loved ones.
From producing educational materials and resources to assuming daily money management (bill-paying) tasks, to providing speakers for seminars and meetings and overseeing major restoration cleaning, TCF works hard to provide caregivers the resources they need to survive their journey and "help those you love".The Caregiver Foundation can never replace family, but we can help you provide and coordinate quality care services for your loved ones.
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The Caregiver Foundation is a Hawaii-based, non-profit organization whose mission is to provide practical and emotional support to Seniors, Disabled Adults and their Caregivers. Our vision is to be recognized as a vital partner in the work of family caregiving; an example of professionalism, integrity and compassion; and a secure and dependable resource, first in Hawaii and then throughout the United States of America.
TCF provides Caregiver Boot Camp and various workshops on planning for caregiving needs, the basics of caregiving (practical, financial, legal) and much, much more! Let TCF help you coordinate services for personal care, meals, home maintenance, and more! Let us take care of the day-to-day details while you take care of the lifetime of love.
The Family Caregiver Alliance, a national center on caregiving, estimates that 44 million Americans, age 18 and older, provide unpaid assistance and support to elderly and/or disabled adults. Many people are unprepared to take on the sudden role of caregiver for loved ones and it is easy to become overwhelmed by the time and effort required in daily caregiving.
Roger Skolmen landed in Hawai'i in the 1950s, a young man full of adventures and experiences on the high seas. He crewed aboard several sailing ships and once landed in Hawai'i worked on launching the first large commercial catamaran in Waikiki. Following a stint in the Armed Services, Roger completed his college education earned a Doctorate in Forestry from the University of Hawaii.
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Linda C.
Dec 06, 2021
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We also had a bad experience with The Caregiver Foundation. They did nothing for my elderly relatives but charged us for every minute of any and every contact, even a phone call to their office to ask for a bill after a couple of months of "services". At the time we terminated them, they said we owed over $3000 dollars. I asked for an itemized accounting and that's when it became clear that being on hold or talking to a receptionist cost about $60/hour.
G. T.
May 11, 2021
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