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If you’re a caregiver under 30, you aren’t just a young caregiver—you’re a superhero, navigating the growing complexities of adulthood while offering support to a loved one experiencing cognitive decline. You’re also human, experiencing the full range of emotions that go hand in hand with this type of diagnosis, along with the stress that comes with taking on a supportive role. Most importantly, you’re not alone. One in four Canadians will find themselves in a caregiving role at some point in their life (you’re just getting a head start). Thanks to the generosity of the Diamond Family, we’re here to connect caregivers like yourself with resources, support, and information to make this unpredictable journey as smooth as it can be.
Watch the Journey of 4 Young Caregivers: Becca, Carla, Billy and Olivia
Caregiving can be tough, but you’re not alone. The Canadian Caregiver Assessment and Resources Tool (C-CART) is here to help. In just 10-15 minutes, you’ll get a personalized list of local resources designed to support you on your caregiving journey. Make sure to answer the questions thoroughly to get the best recommendations tailored to your needs.
Read: The Young Caregiver Blog
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A roundup of the best tech tools and apps to support your caregiving experience by simplifying tasks, fostering connections, and supporting emotional well-being.
Learn how to balance caregiving and post-secondary education with tips on how to manage your time, utilize resources, and find support.
A guide on how to transform your caregiving experience into dementia care advocacy. From policy change to storytelling learn how to make an impact.
