For the past three years, Care 4, the Caregivers, has set out to ensure families with disabilities are supported not by treating the child but by stabilizing the family and caring for the primary caregiver. We have done that by caring for parents’ mental health,...

Care 4 the Caregivers was thrilled to be chosen by the 100+ Women Who Care Ahwatukee location as their May grant recipient. This organization meets quarterly to donation over $15,000 to local charities. For more information about 100+ Women Who Care and our award you...

The University of Arizona highlights the challenges faced by long-term Caregivers. In this article, we discuss the difficulties of finding a work-life balance, the importance of connecting to the community, and the importance of embracing disability pride and...

Two Caregivers, Brandilyn Coon and Lauryn DoBas, made history! They advocated for years to make the Paid Parent Provider program permanent. This program has helped ensure continuity of care for children with disabilities and stabilized families. Thanks to these two...

On Mother’s Day, we want to highlight the importance of showing up for people. Not with pity but with understanding. Amy Ward does an excellent job speaking about how you can support a caregiver you know just by checking in.  Listen to her interview...

The reversal of Roe VS Wade will have widespread ramifications for women everywhere but will significantly affect the disability community. The disability community receives little to no education about sexuality, how to build healthy relationships, and how to prevent...

During the COVID shutdown, Caregivers raising children with disabilities became even more isolated. Without help, parents were left juggling working from home and helping their children through online schooling and online therapies. More needed to be done to support...