Are you a Family/Friend Caregiver taking care of someone who needs help taking care of themselves?

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Who can enroll in BBC?

Military caregivers, unpaid family/friend caregivers, and paid direct care workers caring for someone with dementia, Alzheimer's, other cognitive impairments, or any other serious injury or illness. 

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Caregivers of Veterans must meet criteria and be willing to participate in the Caregiver support program in either  the Program of Comprehensive Assistance (PCAFC) or Program of General Caregiver Support Services (PGCSS) program. The Veteran who the Caregiver is caring for must be enrolled in VA Healthcare.


Marisol's Story

Marisol never thought of herself as a caregiver. She was Jose’s wife. When he needed more help, she gave it. But taking care of Jose who has Alzheimer’s, heart failure and diabetes meant she didn’t have any time for herself.

Theresa's Story

Theresa didn’t expect to care for her father, Perry, at this age. Perry had early onset dementia. Theresa was there to help. Work, family and caregiving took a toll on her. She wasn’t prepared for this new full-time job.

David's Story

David’s childhood friend Jeff developed ALS in his 50s. Dave didn’t hesitate to step in. He helped Jeff dress, fixed meals, and ran errands. David was exhausted. He was not taking care of his own health. He didn’t realize he had become a caregiver for Steve.

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How it works.

Fits your schedule
With the online program, you can login in at any time or day to connect to useful information and support.
Safe and Anonymous
Caregivers create an anonymous profile so you can communicate comfortably with your workshop peers.
Ongoing Support
Get full access to an alumni community for continued support after your online workshop is completed.

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Marisol's Story

Marisol never thought of herself as a caregiver. She was Jose’s wife. When he needed more help, she gave it. But taking care of Jose who has Alzheimer’s, heart failure and diabetes meant she didn’t have any time for herself.

Theresa's Story

Theresa didn’t expect to care for her father, Perry, at this age. Perry had early onset dementia. Theresa was there to help. Work, family and caregiving took a toll on her. She wasn’t prepared for this new full-time job.

David's Story

David’s childhood friend Jeff developed ALS in his 50s. Dave didn’t hesitate to step in. He helped Jeff dress, fixed meals, and ran errands. David was exhausted. He was not taking care of his own health. He didn’t realize he had become a caregiver for Steve.