New Website Launches to Support Michigan’s Aging Population and Caregivers

Michigan's population is aging, with 1 in 5 residents over 65. A new website, Mi Caregiver Connection, aids caregivers.
Mi Caregiver Connection helps caregivers in Michigan find resources and support

New Online Platform Supports Michigan’s Aging Caregivers

As Michigan’s aging population grows, so does the demand for caregiver support. Recent census data reveals that approximately 20% of Michigan residents are 65 years or older, highlighting a significant need for caregiver resources in the state.

To address this need, the Area Agencies on Aging Association of Michigan has unveiled a new online platform, Mi Caregiver Connection. This website serves as a comprehensive resource hub designed to help caregivers easily access information and connect with any of the 16 local Area Agencies on Aging (AAA) located across Michigan.

In a conversation with Rebecca Hector, host of All Things Considered on Michigan Public Radio, Don Saldia, director of the Kalamazoo County Area Agency on Aging, along with Leslie Simons, a caregiver from Holt in Ingham County, shared their insights into the caregiving landscape in Michigan. To listen to their discussion, click on the audio link above.


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