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Adult Foster Care is committed to providing and supporting stable home placements for adults with disabilities and chronic illnesses.

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Our clients are
adults over age 16 on MassHealth with chronic illnesses or disabilities who need help with
their daily personal
care needs.

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"AFCNS has provided
my daughter with everything she needs to care for me in my home."
~ Joanne, Client

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Caregivers are
family members or
non-family members
who receive a monthly tax-free stipend for caring for our clients
in their homes.

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If you’re a
professional trying
to find a stable living solution for your client, contact us today to see how we can help.

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IMPORTANT COVID-19 UPDATE – HOME CARE FOR SENIORS

During the COVID-19 crisis, families with a loved one in a nursing home can earn up to $1500 per month for taking care of them at home. Adult Foster Care of the North Shore is a MassHealth program. Our special COVID-19 team is working with families and nursing homes to expedite the process.
Call us at 978-281-2612 to talk about how to get started. We can answer questions and work towards the best solution for each family.

 

The AFC Difference

Adult Foster Care of the North Shore provides financial and emotional support solutions for families who are in need of care for a disabled or chronically ill loved one.

Our passion, commitment and dedication can be seen in every one of our employees. When a client and/or caregiver works with Adult Foster Care, they become part of our professional family and acquire a true support system that provides consistent guidance, support and advice.

"There was just no way our daughter was not going to live with us.
We knew having her at home would restrict us but there was no other option in our mind. When we found AFC, our lives changed. They provided us with a team of professionals that created a plan for today and for the future.
And with their program we were able to take our first vacation alone.
They changed our lives."

~ Mary and Bob, Caregivers to Daughter