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- Caring Across Generations
Caring Across Generations is working to build real, helpful, thoughtful care systems We transform cultural norms and narratives about aging, disability and care; win policy change at every level; and unite a powerful coalition across the millions of us who are touched by care
- Caring Across Generations - Wikipedia
Caring Across Generations (CAG) is an American national coalition of caregivers and care recipients, with a mission "to change our culture and policy in America to value and support caregiving" CAG was founded in 2011 by Sarita Gupta and Ai-jen Poo to address the rapidly rising number of Americans in long-term care and the shortage of home
- Caring Across Generations - Facebook
Caring Across Generations 58,605 likes · 3,920 talking about this A movement of people who give and receive care working to build care infrastructure we need to thrive
- Caring Across Generations - Jobs With Justice
The Caring Across Generations campaign is a national initiative to transform the long-term care system and change the way we care in this country Our movement represents the families who struggle to find and afford quality care to meet the basic needs of their loved ones, care workers who often lack the protections of basic labor laws, and
- Caring Across Generations - Question - How does Medicaid . . .
Cuts to Medicaid would devastate care for millions of families, worsen the direct care workforce shortage, and leave family caregivers even more vulnerable That’s why we’re gathering stories from those most impacted by potential cuts so we can showcase just how essential Medicaid truly is
- Tell Congress: No Cuts to Medicaid! - go. caringacross. org
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- A Journey of Care, Culture and Compassion: An Interview with . . .
Aging and illness are universal experiences, yet more than 53 million unpaid family caregivers—roughly one in five Americans—across the country along with millions of disabled people and aging adults, report feeling isolated, unseen and unprepared to navigate care crises
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