Los Angeles Caregiver Resource Center

Los Angeles Caregiver Resource Center Welcome to the Los Angeles Caregiver Resource Center

At the Los Angeles Caregiver Resource Center (LA CRC), we support family caregivers in LA County who help an adult relative or friend (over the age of 18) affected by chronic and debilitating health conditions including dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, cerebrovascular diseases (such as stroke or aneurysms), degenerative diseases such as Parkinson’s, Huntington’s and multiple sclerosis, and traumatic

brain injury (TBI), among many others. Caregivers help with one or more of the following tasks: physical care (getting in and out of bed), making health care decisions, cooking, cleaning, yard work, managing medications and going to doctor visits, making important decisions, shopping for groceries and other items, legal issues, help with bill-paying, bathing and dressing, or providing transportation. LA CRC is a program of the USC Family Caregiver Support Center (USC FCSC), which is the community service arm of the Leonard Davis School of Gerontology.

Parkinson’s can shift gradually over time, and so can the support someone may need. 📖 Planning ahead doesn’t mean expect...
04/20/2026

Parkinson’s can shift gradually over time, and so can the support someone may need. 📖 Planning ahead doesn’t mean expecting the worst—it means creating space for clarity, choice, and care at every stage of the journey.

Caregiving support should meet you where you are—including the language you’re most comfortable in. 📲 LA CRC’s website n...
04/19/2026

Caregiving support should meet you where you are—including the language you’re most comfortable in. 📲 LA CRC’s website now offers Spanish and Chinese language options. To switch, simply use the toggle in the top right corner of the website. losangelescrc.usc.edu

Caregiving comes with a lot of decisions—but finding support shouldn’t be one you have to make alone. 📨There are people,...
04/17/2026

Caregiving comes with a lot of decisions—but finding support shouldn’t be one you have to make alone. 📨There are people, programs, and resources ready to stand alongside you—sometimes it just starts with knowing where to look.

Take a moment to slow down and reconnect with yourself. 🌿This gentle class blends movement, breathing, and mindfulness t...
04/15/2026

Take a moment to slow down and reconnect with yourself. 🌿This gentle class blends movement, breathing, and mindfulness to help release tension and restore a sense of calm. No experience needed—just come as you are, ready to relax and recharge.

Family caregivers are holding up a system most people don’t see. 💌Behind every number is time, energy, and care given wi...
04/15/2026

Family caregivers are holding up a system most people don’t see. 💌Behind every number is time, energy, and care given without pause. Support isn’t extra—it’s essential.

Care feels a little lighter when it’s shared across generations. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 For many in the Sandwich Generation, caregiving...
04/12/2026

Care feels a little lighter when it’s shared across generations. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 For many in the Sandwich Generation, caregiving means showing up for aging loved ones, children, and work all at once—and that can feel like a lot to hold alone. Leaning on family, friends, and community support can bring more balance and make the journey feel less heavy.

Balancing work and caregiving isn’t easy—but knowing your rights can help. 📝Join LA CRC and WorkLife Law for an overview...
04/09/2026

Balancing work and caregiving isn’t easy—but knowing your rights can help. 📝Join LA CRC and WorkLife Law for an overview of workplace protections, including leave, sick days, and scheduling. Hear from a WorkLife Law attorney and gain tools to better advocate for yourself or someone you support.

Respite care is often misunderstood—but it’s actually a normal and important part of caregiving. 🌿 It doesn’t mean stepp...
04/07/2026

Respite care is often misunderstood—but it’s actually a normal and important part of caregiving. 🌿 It doesn’t mean stepping away completely or waiting for a crisis. Instead, it’s short-term support that helps caregivers rest, recharge, and stay sustainable over time.

Wishing you a joyful Easter filled with peace, hope, and a little spring renewal. 🌷May today bring gentle moments of res...
04/05/2026

Wishing you a joyful Easter filled with peace, hope, and a little spring renewal. 🌷May today bring gentle moments of rest and connection—wherever you are and however you’re celebrating.

El cuidado puede sentirse como una gran carga cuando se lleva solo, y es fácil dejar las propias necesidades en segundo ...
04/05/2026

El cuidado puede sentirse como una gran carga cuando se lleva solo, y es fácil dejar las propias necesidades en segundo plano. Buscar apoyo—ya sea a través de una conversación, un grupo o una orientación—puede ayudarle a sentirse más centrado y acompañado a medida que las cosas cambian. 🤝 No se espera que lo haga todo solo, y el apoyo está disponible cuando esté listo.

Caregiving at the end of life can feel uncertain—but you don’t have to navigate it alone. 💗 Hospice offers steady, compa...
04/02/2026

Caregiving at the end of life can feel uncertain—but you don’t have to navigate it alone. 💗 Hospice offers steady, compassionate support at every step—so you can spend less time managing care and more time being present.

We are proud to share that one of our caregivers, Deidra, was recognized on March 20, 2026, as the Center For Caregiver ...
03/30/2026

We are proud to share that one of our caregivers, Deidra, was recognized on March 20, 2026, as the Center For Caregiver Advancement’s Family Caregiver of the Year.

This award recognizes an unpaid family caregiver who provides exceptional in-home support to a loved one. Deidra’s commitment to her mother reflects both her dedication and her ability to navigate the complexities of caregiving with thoughtfulness and care.

Through her participation in the USC Family Caregiver Support Center—including the Adult Children Caregiver Support Group, Stress-Busting Series, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Skill-Building Program—and with support from her Family Consultant, Angie, Deidra continues to strengthen her caregiving approach while supporting her family.

In her acceptance speech, she shared a message that resonates across the field of family caregiving: “If you are a caregiver, please know that what you do matters. Your dedication makes a difference, and you are not alone in this journey.”

We congratulate Deidra on this well-deserved recognition and are honored to be part of her caregiving journey.

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3715 McClintock Avenue
Los Angeles, CA
90089

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5am
Thursday 8:30am - 5am
Friday 8:30am - 5am

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+18005404442

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Targeted towards providing services to those caring for adult family members or friends, the University of Southern California Family Caregiver Support Center provides free services for caregivers over the age of 18 in the Los Angeles County to help aid in their caregiving process. The services available through the center include information and referral, education and training events, support groups, family consultations, online services, and respite. Often times, care recipients are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, Parkinson’s disease, Huntington’s disease, Lewy Body dementia, or have had a stroke. The USC Family Caregiver Support Center operates from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM on Mondays through Fridays.