Jennifer H.

In 2011, Jennifer H. first noticed that her mother was having trouble with her short-term memory. Jennifer didn’t believe it was serious at first, but, over time, her mother’s condition escalated to include paranoia, getting lost or confused easily, suffering from...

Letty

Letty’s mother, who had dementia, has since passed on, but Letty still cares for her father. Letty herself is suffering from health issues on top of the support she provides to her parents, and finds it difficult to find the time and the ability to travel to and from...

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Jason Resendez Receives the National Hispanic Council on Aging’s 2022 Service Award for Caregiving

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April 2020 Advocacy Collaborative Meeting

No More “One Size Fits All” Research

Grace Whiting, President and CEO National Alliance for Caregiving 1730 Rhode Island Ave., Suite 812 Washington, D.C., 20036 www.caregiving.org June 29, 2020 No More “One Size Fits All” Research: We Need Multicultural Data for Meaningful Patient- and Family-Engagement...