Our Stories

Care stories are powerful. They ease feelings of isolation and show that good care has the power to truly transform our lives. Discover the stories of people who give, receive, and are touched by care—and share your own.

A collection of sepia-toned family photos from the late 20th century.
Being LGBTQ+ Caregiver On Being an LGBTQ+ Caregiver

Finding adequate help for my family was difficult and isolating. We are Pakistani Muslims, and it was impossible to find affordable, culturally and religiously competent care.

Shaista Kazmi Caregiver

I was diagnosed with MS almost 30 years ago. A few months after I started experiencing symptoms, I could no longer continue my career as a journalist. Despite becoming disabled very quickly, it took years to learn how to access the home care assistance I need.

Elaine Shelly Care Recipient and Caregiver
Jeffrey Kearney smiles and poses with his mom.
Jeffery Kearney Caregiver
A portrait of Christina Keys smiling at the camera.

The love that caregivers give shouldn’t be a sacrifice – it should be a blessing. No one should have to give up their job, their income, or health to care for others.

Christina Keys Caregiver
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