The Lucas Project supports caregivers by providing recognition and respite. Recognition is the first hurdle, and the second involves providing tangible relief for the families through respite options.
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Cariloop believes employers play an important role in improving the well-being of caregivers. The company works with employers to take time-consuming research and care coordination off employee caregivers’ plates so they can stress less and be more productive at work.
Spreading Sunshine brings joy to families impacted by childhood illness by sending care packages to children and providing support to the entire family.
Numotion is the nation’s largest and leading provider of products and services that provide mobility, health and personal independence.
The Connected Parent is a free search platform connecting parents to the autism, ADHD, disability, and rare disease resources they need to help their children thrive.
The Heart of the Caregiver® provides the essential emotional and spiritual support YOU need. You’re not alone. We’re here to help.
The Medical Mama Compass is a planner/organizer made just for medically complex parenting. Choose a mini edition (191 pages) or complete edition (330 pages) in either spiralbound or paperback.
Taking care of a child with chronic health issues is a full-time job, so where can busy, burdened parents find support?
Heather B. Amos collated the stories in I’m Not “OK” to answer that question. Her goal is to foster a compassionate and nurturing community of caregivers who find strength in numbers and thrive on the honest exchange of information.
A+J Patient Advocacy is your personal healthcare navigator – supporting children, teens, and young adults living with chronic illness. We believe in a collaborative approach to healthcare and work to ensure that every patient has timely and appropriate care.
The heart of We Are Brave Together, an international community of caregiving moms, is to strengthen, encourage, educate and inspire all moms of children with disabilities through their unique and difficult caregiving journeys.
