The Hancock County Needs Assessment Survey was conducted to evaluate the Hancock County region in regard to resources, or lack thereof. The goal was to uncover the knowledge of resources as well as the perceptions of the strength and deficiencies of them. The assessment was executed through surveys and focus groups, and involved a variety of participants throughout 25 communities in Hancock County. Just over three quarters of respondents were, or currently are, caregivers. Challenges that were noted by respondents involve transportation, lack of formal resources/money for expanding services, respite, and the fact that caregiving is complex and demanding. Strengths stated include resiliency and strength of caregivers, a strong sense of commu...
Most individuals indicate a strong preference to remain in their homes and communities as they age. ...
This report describes collaborative efforts undertaken by the Towns of Ashfield, Buckland, and Shelb...
Introduction: Older adults with complex medical needs are difficult to manage within various care se...
The purpose of the Washington County Caregiver Needs and Resources Assessment Survey was to discover...
There are many resources available to assist informal caregivers, and not all are based on income re...
The senior population living in rural communities desiring to "age in place" will increase signific...
The University of Maine Center on Aging (CoA) in collaboration with members of the Eastern Maine Tra...
This project was developed in order to understand challenges to aging in place faced by a rural New ...
It is important to remember that not all resources are dependent upon income. Health care professio...
Alcohol and drug abuse remains to be a serious health issue among 17 percent of adults aged 60 or ol...
Focus group research conducted in the Greater Bangor, Maine area in 2016 identified respite services...
The Rural Caregiver Network Project is an initiative to support caregivers through both formal and i...
This study was conducted as part of a foundation-funded initiative to better coordinate the system o...
This report provides the results from a survey and personal interviews that were conducted with Main...
The Maine Primary Partners in Caregiving project placed an emphasis on identification of caregivers ...
Most individuals indicate a strong preference to remain in their homes and communities as they age. ...
This report describes collaborative efforts undertaken by the Towns of Ashfield, Buckland, and Shelb...
Introduction: Older adults with complex medical needs are difficult to manage within various care se...
The purpose of the Washington County Caregiver Needs and Resources Assessment Survey was to discover...
There are many resources available to assist informal caregivers, and not all are based on income re...
The senior population living in rural communities desiring to "age in place" will increase signific...
The University of Maine Center on Aging (CoA) in collaboration with members of the Eastern Maine Tra...
This project was developed in order to understand challenges to aging in place faced by a rural New ...
It is important to remember that not all resources are dependent upon income. Health care professio...
Alcohol and drug abuse remains to be a serious health issue among 17 percent of adults aged 60 or ol...
Focus group research conducted in the Greater Bangor, Maine area in 2016 identified respite services...
The Rural Caregiver Network Project is an initiative to support caregivers through both formal and i...
This study was conducted as part of a foundation-funded initiative to better coordinate the system o...
This report provides the results from a survey and personal interviews that were conducted with Main...
The Maine Primary Partners in Caregiving project placed an emphasis on identification of caregivers ...
Most individuals indicate a strong preference to remain in their homes and communities as they age. ...
This report describes collaborative efforts undertaken by the Towns of Ashfield, Buckland, and Shelb...
Introduction: Older adults with complex medical needs are difficult to manage within various care se...