Innovation

Innovation The Future of Caregiving The Future of Caregiving: NAC Innovation aims to advance the public and private sector’s expertise in the design, implementation and assessment of innovative social interventions for complex challenges faced by family caregivers and...

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About NAC Our Mission We build partnerships in research, advocacy, and innovation to make life better for family caregivers. Learn More Our Board of Directors Our Board of Directors represents the non-profit, corporate, and academic leaders committed to improving the...

Events

Upcoming Events The New Landscape: HR1 and What’s at Stake for Family Caregivers February 26 @ 2:00 pm - 3:15 pm With the passage of H.R. 1, the definition of “community engagement” has fundamentally s... Register   Past Events Caregiver Insights...
NAC Responds to Home- and Community-Based Services Concerns

NAC Responds to Home- and Community-Based Services Concerns

Recent statements from administration officials regarding family caregivers and community-based services, taken together with the proposed deep cuts to the HHS budget and elimination of key disability programs, have left family caregivers and the people they support...

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Policy Agenda

Policy Agenda The policy work of the National Alliance for Caregiving is anchored in the belief that caregivers are essential to our families, healthcare systems, and economy — and deserve systems that truly support them. We seek common ground while advocating...
Sheryl

Sheryl

Sheryl’s husband has dementia and Parkinsonian symptoms. Sheryl does everything in the household from finances to house repairs and cooking, cleaning, and maintaining their way of life. Sheryl has found it hard to take over her husband’s duties as well as her own. Two...

Health Systems

Health Systems Building A Family-Centered Future The nation has begun to recognize the essential role unpaid friends and family members play in supporting individuals with ongoing health and care needs. Yet these informal supports systems are not sufficient to support...