Home Care

AFSCME home care workers provide vital services to the elderly, people with disabilities and others. The assistance we provide, such as personal care, bathing, cooking and housekeeping, allows people to live independently and age in place, instead of relocating to costly nursing homes to receive services. In cooperation with consumers, we strive to create a system that provides quality care, respect and independence.

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A home care worker fights for her client — and her profession

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Home Care

Oregon behavioral health workers overwhelmingly give their boss a thumbs down

Big challenges and big opportunities ahead

AFSCME members participate in multi-day ‘Care Can’t Wait’ events

A home care worker fights for her client — and her profession

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