- Can children of divorced parents still be listed on one parent's card or do they need a separate card? If so, how can we share what a child is taking out without sharing information about the rest of the family? In other words, do all children need their own card?

- How will this work if parents are divorced and both have custody? Do both parents need to sign a permission slip for their child to have a library card? Do both parents need to be made aware that the child has a card? If only one child has custody and/or if there is a restraining order, how will librarians know this?

- How will we have parents prove who their kids are? What kind of paperwork is required when a parent lives at a different address?

Caring for a family member or close friend is one of the most important roles you’ll ever play.Everyone’s caregiving journey is unique, and regardless of where your role falls on the wide spectrum of caregiving tasks and responsibilities, we want to make it easier. Whether you anticipate future family caregiving or are currently taking care of a loved one, during this session we will help you get organized, determine your loved one’s needs and resources, create your caregiving plan – including how to care for yourself - and find help. You will also have the opportunity to connect with other family caregivers to exchange support, tips and advice.

 

 

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