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Take part in study for family caregivers of veterans
Posted by Gerthro
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
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The National Alliance for Caregiving is seeking family caregivers of veterans for a new study. This study will provide an opportunity for family caregivers of Veterans to be heard and to improve services for caregivers of Veterans now and beyond.

The National Alliance for Caregiving is a non-profit research organization and has conducted many national research studies on caregiving.

Caregivers are: relatives, friends, and neighbors providing unpaid assistance to Veterans helping with everyday activities, including personal care -- help with bathing, dressing, or feeding assisting with medications and other treatments, transportation to doctors’ appointments arranging for services, and assisting Veterans with PTSD or TBI.

Caregivers of Veterans from World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War and other conflicts through the current conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan will be included in the study.

Find out more at caregiving.org.

For more on the Foundation's military outreach campaign, go here.

Rob

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