Did you know: 53 million Americans are caregivers?
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Care Fact Friday

Welcome to this week's Care Fact Friday, where we share essential information about the care industry to raise awareness and inspire action.

This week’s fact is a powerful reminder that a large number of Americans are dedicated to caring for loved ones: Around 53 million Americans are caregivers* for a family member or friend with a health issue or disability, and nearly a third spend 20 or more hours a week in that role.

Family caregivers are an often overlooked but critical part of our society, providing essential support and care. However, this role can be incredibly demanding, both emotionally and financially, especially when coupled with work and other responsibilities.

At NDWA we believe that every caregiver deserves recognition, support, and the opportunity to thrive. We are committed to building a caring society that supports these unsung heroes through our advocacy, resources, and community programs.

How You Can Help

Take Action: Join our movement to advocate for policies that support family caregivers. Your voice can help drive change.

Spread Awareness: Share this fact with your network to highlight the significant role of family caregivers and the challenges they face.

Donate: Your contributions enable us to continue our fight for the rights and well-being of all caregivers. Consider making a donation today.

Follow the Care Can’t Wait Bus Tour: NDWA is embarking on a nationwide tour that will spotlight the critical issues facing caregivers and rally support for our cause. Join us at a stop near you to show your support, learn more, and take action.

Thank you for standing with caregivers,

Care Team
National Domestic Workers Alliance

*Source: CBS News

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