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Home Organizing Service
Home Organizing Services 
Whether it is simply helping you "get to" all those files and boxes you been meaning to take care of or providing a complete organizing service for your home or office, The Caregiver Foundation has trained professionals who know how to sort, discard and organize for you.

Residential Organizing -
  • creating an organizing plan for your home
  • developing filing systems and storage solutions
  • cleaning out garages, storage areas and unused areas of the home
  • removing unwanted items and handling donation items
Vital Records Organizing
  • cataloging important records and documents
  • developing filing and retrieval systems
  • identifying missing documents and needed updates of existing records (i.e. wills, advanced health directives etc.)
  • where appropriate, assisting with establishment of 'cloud-based' computer backup files
Relocation / Moving
  • organizing the moving process
  • assist in downsizing decisions
  • coordinate and oversee moving companies
  • assist in packing / unpacking
  • coordinate with real estate managers and housing agents
  • arranging storage facilities
  • organizing and establishing new residence
  • handling all phases of Senior moves
Estate Organizing
  • providing hands-on inventory and review of all property
  • locate and identify specific items as requested by Trustee
  • locate and sort items intended for specific beneficiaries
  • arrange for storage facilities
  • prepare and pack items for storage, distribution or sale
  • coordinate with auction, estate sale and transportation companies
  • handle donation of items
  • coordinate final distribution of items
  • coordinate cleaning and closing of home
  • other services as needed


         Services available to
  • Fiduciaries,
  • Conservators,
  • Guardians,
  • Trustees,
  • Case Managers,
  • Government Officials, and
  • Families

Senior Home Cleaning Services
 
Provides house organizing and restoration services designed to transform existing dwellings into livable spaces for the disabled and aged.

Whether a home needs to be rescued from the effects of hoarding or professionally redesigned to accommodate special needs, TCFOA brings together teams to make home and safe and livable space.

TCFOA makes a special resource store available here for individuals who want to try the task of basic restoration cleaning themselves.  If you would like estimates on having the job done professionally, contact TCFOA and we will arrange with a provider to contact you.

 

  I Want To Stay At Home!

 

We hear that phrase from almost every Senior we visit.  But there are times when a home has reached an unsafe state.  It may be the result of hoarding habits that have made the dwelling a safety and health hazard or it may be due to the design of the dwelling not being flexible enough to safely enable the use of assistive devices like wheelchairs.

 

The Caregiver Foundation of American can help transform a seemingly impossible situation into one that can be effectively managed.  For more information contact the Foundation at 808-625-3782 or by email.

 

 A Personal Story

 

My Dad keeps everything!  His house had gotten so full of stuff that he was sleeping on a quilt in the hallway -  all the bedrooms were full to the ceiling.  He begged me not to send him away and I promised I would figure something out.  My Sister and I starting cleaning up the place and hauled 20 loads to the dump - they hardly made a dent and Dad fought us over every piece we pried out.  We gave up and were in the process of deciding to sell the house and put Dad in a facility when a friend mention TCFOA and their Senior Organizing services.  The cost seemed high at first!  But compared to the cost of a facility it was actually cheap!  TCFOA brought in cleaning specialists who knew what to keep and what to get rid of.  They coordinated with a professional safety inspector and lined up an electrician who brought things back into safe working order.  A little bit of re-design inside and now Dad can manage most things himself.  We have a monthly service now to make sure things don't pile up again. 

 

Bob F. -Kaimuki