Hands of Hope Foundation
Supporting Caregivers and Families
More than half of African-American caregivers find themselves "sandwiched" between caring for an older person and a younger person under age 18 or caring for more than one older person.
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Social Events
& Seminars
​Seniors on Stage
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Come out and see our very own talented Prince George's County seniors show their stuff at the Bowie Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets $8.
Prince George's Senior Provider Network
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​​The topic of this educational session is Dealing with Behavioral Issues. The 2-hr presentation is being held in Bowie and requires advanced registration. Cost: $15
HoHF Monthly Support Group Meeting
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​​Join our informal Caregiver's Support Group gathering where you can relax, be comforted and get nourished in the company of other caregivers. We will also explore topics important to you. Light refreshments served. Free
Services
The role of caregiver can take on many functions. It is not uncommon to feel lacking or even overwhelmed. Here you will find resources for support ranging from a safe place to have difficult conversations
to listings of community and government agencies ready to help.
Caregiver Support
The Hands of Hope Foundation (HoHF) advocates on behalf of caregivers, as well as those who receive their care. HoHF volunteers offer training, workshops and hosts an annual Caregivers' Conference to give voice to this growing and important community.
Advocacy
Referral Services
Our team can help you navigate what sometimes seems like a maze of forms, agencies and providers. We are available to meet with you to discuss your specific needs and point you to compatible resources including government agencies and other professionals.
* The National Alliance for Caregiving and AARP (2009), Caregiving in the U.S., Bethesda, MD: National Alliance for Caregiving. Washington, D.C. - Updated: November 2012.
