Family & Community Resource Center
Care needs rarely stop at the front door. Use this hub to find practical guidance, caregiver tools, condition-specific information, benefits and community resources for families across North Carolina and South Carolina.
Need Help Right Now?
If someone is in immediate danger or experiencing a medical emergency, call 911. For mental health or suicide crisis support, call or text 988. These emergency services are separate from NNHC.
Explore by Care Need
Start with the topic that best matches your family’s current need. Each page is designed to give you a clearer starting point and connect you with appropriate next steps.
Caregiver Resources
Practical guidance for family caregivers, planning, self-care, safety, and coordinating support at home.
Alzheimer’s Disease
Disease-specific information, communication guidance, safety planning, and caregiver support.
Dementia Caregiver Resources
Home-safety tools, routine planning, wandering considerations, caregiver handoffs, and daily support.
Stroke Recovery
Resources for recovery, mobility, communication, caregiver preparation, and support after stroke.
Parkinson’s Disease
Information for families managing mobility, safety, daily routines, and changing care needs.
Cerebral Palsy
Resources for individuals and families navigating mobility, daily support, equipment, and community services.
Developmental & Intellectual Disabilities
Family and caregiver resources focused on independence, support services, and community participation.
Traumatic Brain Injury
Resources for families navigating cognitive, behavioral, mobility, and long-term support needs after TBI.
Epilepsy & Seizure Support
Seizure-safety information, caregiver preparation, and practical support resources.
Ventilator & Tracheostomy Care
Resources for families managing complex respiratory care and home-safety considerations.
Feeding Tube Resources
Practical information for families supporting enteral feeding, supplies, routines, and care coordination.
Cancer Support
Resources for people and families navigating treatment, recovery, caregiver needs, and supportive services.
Find Help Where You Live
Eligibility, benefits, transportation, aging services, food support, housing assistance, and other programs vary by state and county. These official starting points can help narrow the search.
North Carolina
For families living in North Carolina, start with statewide resource navigation and official benefit information.
NC 211
Free, confidential information and referral for health and human services, including food, housing, utilities, transportation, healthcare, and other community needs.
NC Medicaid
Official beneficiary information for applications, eligibility, health plans, renewals, and Medicaid services.
NCDHHS Aging Assistance
State information on caregiver support, respite, nutrition, transportation, senior centers, adult protective services, and other aging-related programs.
South Carolina
For families living in South Carolina, these state resources can help locate aging, disability, Medicaid, and community supports.
GetCareSC
A South Carolina Department on Aging resource for seniors, caregivers, and adults with disabilities to search local services by ZIP code.
Healthy Connections Medicaid
South Carolina’s official Medicaid program information, including eligibility, applications, benefits, and member help.
SC Department on Aging
State information and programs that support older adults and adults with disabilities living independently.
National & Specialized Support
These national programs provide specialized assistance that can complement local resources and your healthcare team.
VA Caregiver Support
VA caregiver programs offer education, coaching, peer support, referrals, and additional services for eligible Veterans and their caregivers.
Alzheimer’s Association 24/7 Helpline
Free around-the-clock support for people living with dementia, caregivers, families, and the public. Call 800-272-3900.
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Call, text, or chat 988 for mental health or suicide crisis support in the United States.
Community Education & Events
NNHC participates in community education, awareness events, caregiver outreach, and health-focused activities. Visit the Events page for upcoming opportunities to connect.
Not Sure Where to Start?
If you are exploring home-care options or trying to identify the right next step, contact Nurturing Nurses HomeCare. Our team can explain NNHC services and point you toward appropriate public or community resources. Please do not send protected health information through a general website message unless the form is specifically designated as secure.
Resource notice: External programs, eligibility rules, contact information, funding, and availability can change. Nurturing Nurses HomeCare provides these links for informational purposes and does not guarantee eligibility, availability, or services offered by third parties. This page does not replace medical, legal, financial, or emergency advice. Resource links last reviewed September 18, 2026.