The Grand Resources guide provides information and resource to caregivers of relative children with disabilities.

Grandparents may find themselves as the primary caregiver for one or more grandchildren. This booklet will help you find services available to help you get the assistance you need.

For generations, grandparents have helped raise children. These days, grandparents face many issues and challenges.

If you are the primary caregiver to your grandchildren or a relative providing primary care to a family member's child, this series of fact sheets from the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension, on Grandparents Raising Grandchildren, will provide you with valuable information.

Grandparents who have taken over the responsibility of raising their grandchildren need to be aware of all of the issues -- from legal and financial to educational and health care. This detailed article provides the information grandparents need to know, a review of issues grandparents may be dealing with, and links to key resources.

A growing number of grandparents are taking over the role of parents for their grandchildren. While the benefits for both the grandchildren and the grandparents can be enormous, the stresses and logistics can be difficult to deal with. Read about how to relieve stress and cope with the role of grandparent as "parent."

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) is a federal program that provides temporary financial assistance. Read this fact sheet about TANF from Generations Unlimited to learn how you and your grandfamily may qualify for this support.