HMEA’s Adult Family Care (AFC) helps caregivers cope with the tremendous mental and physical challenges of caring for a loved one at home. AFC provides ongoing training, professional support, and financial compensation to people who require assistance with their daily activities like bathing, eating, and dressing so they can continue to live at home. Services also include nursing oversight and case management.
To qualify for AFC, individuals must be at least 16-years-old, qualify for MassHealth, require daily assistance with one or more activities of daily living, and be willing to participate in the program.
Caregivers may be parents, siblings, extended family, or non-family members and must reside in the same home as the person for whom they are caring. Caregivers can not be a spouse or legal guardian (a parent of a minor child or court appointed of an adult).
For more information, please contact:
Mariano Gonzalez, Director of Shared Living and AFC, at mgonzalez@hmea.org
