Services We Provide

How We Equip and Educate

Interfaith CarePartners helps congregations form and equip teams of caring volunteers that provide assistance to individuals and families whose welfare and well-being are challenged by chronic illness or disability. We help these Care Team® members to serve our “partners” either in their homes or at the congregation’s campus, and support their efforts with professional educators, facilitators and resources. We consider it our privilege to equip and serve those who hear a call to love and serve others.

• For recipients of care / clients (our “partners”), Care Team® members foster independence and self-esteem as they assist with daily living tasks.
• For primary caregivers, our Care Team® members offer respite from the constant demands of in-home care, enabling them to prolong care for their loved ones. We also offer caregiver education through periodic educational conferences for support groups that meet monthly.
• For volunteers, we provide education, resources, and the support of professional team facilitators — plus the opportunity to serve members of their communities in meaningful, relational ways.

Who We Help

Interfaith CarePartners offers programs for those who need care, and for their primary caregivers. Our Care Team® projects are dedicated to care for special populations: those living with HIV/AIDS, those with Alzheimer’s disease or a dementia, families of children with disabilities, and aging adults or those with physical disabilities.

For primary caregivers, we offer monthly caregiver support groups facilitated by mental health professionals and seasoned caregivers, and conferences designed to equip caregivers for the demands they face.

Have a Question?

Do you have a question about any of our services, or how to access them? Let us help you. Contact us by phone or e-mail, and an Interfaith CarePartners staff member will be pleased to discuss your needs or interest.