Workforce Emergency Support Overview

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The Workforce Emergency Support program provides short‑term financial assistance to support the care at home workforce in the aftermath of an emergency or unexpected hardship. Through the generosity of supporters, the Foundation helps stabilize individual employees during times of crisis so care professionals can focus on recovery and continuity of care.

Who the Program Serves

Home‑based care professionals working for National Alliance for Care at Home provider member organizations who are experiencing emergency events or unexpected financial hardship.

What the Program Can Support

The Workforce Emergency Support Fund is intended to address urgent, short‑term needs that arise as a direct result of an emergency.

Support may include, but is not limited to:

  • Emergency housing or temporary lodging
  • Utility shutoffs or urgent repairs needed to maintain housing
  • Transportation or childcare needs related to an emergency
  • Other critical expenses necessary to support stability during an emergency event

Requests are evaluated based on demonstrated need, the nature of the emergency, and available funding.

Learn More and Take the Next Step

Eligibility & Application
Learn can apply, what types of support are available, and how the application process works.

Stories of Impact
Read stories that highlight how the Workforce Emergency Support program has helped care professionals in times of need.

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After Hurricane Ian devastated communities across Florida, support from the National Alliance for Care at Home Foundation helped Empath Health provide emergency housing, food, gas cards, and essential supplies to more than 110 affected caregivers—ensuring those who care for others received support when they needed it most.
Hurricane Helene
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