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Some 6 million individuals in the United States are shuttling a parent, sibling, or spouse to doctors' appointments; administering meds; changing dressings; recording symptoms; renting wheelchairs and other medical supplies; along with buying groceries, cooking, cleaning, and doing laundry.
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April was an exciting month for the caregiving community as our partners came together to amplify ...
WASHINGTON– The National Alliance for Caregiving (NAC) President and CEO Jason Resendez issued the following ...
The National Alliance for Caregiving (NAC) announced a significant expansion of its team, adding new staff and ...
As we conclude Black History Month, I want to recognize the immense contributions of Black families and the unique ...
Today, on National Family Caregivers Day, I’m reflecting on the often-overlooked relationship between family ...
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NAC Thanks President Biden for His Commitment to Family Caregivers
On behalf of the National Alliance for Caregiving, we’re incredibly grateful to President Biden for his ...
National Alliance for Caregiving Launches Caregiver Nation Network to Cultivate State Leaders in Caregiving
With a pressing need for national and state-level action to support ...
PHI and National Alliance for Caregiving Unveil Roadmap to Empower Direct Care Workers and Family Caregivers
New York, NY – As the U.S. population ages and the demand for long-term ...
Assessing The National Strategy to Support Family Caregivers as a Model to Inform Efforts to Advance a National Plan on Aging
The report examines the development and implementation of the RAISE Family ...