Caring Across Generations #CareCantWait

Zoom in for a sign this #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth 🔍

We know Mother's Day can bring up a range of emotions for people, especially caregivers. No matter your connection to motherhood, we want you to know we see you and we are with you. Take care of yourself and one another. Happy Mother's Day. ♥️

Did you know Medicare and Medicaid cover completely different things? If you didn’t, you’re not alone. Most people don’t realize the difference until they’re suddenly navigating care for themselves or a loved one. Read our blog to learn more: bit.ly/49BggRA

.@repdingell and our executive director @aijenpoo are calling on Congress to act to make care more accessible. A newly introduced act would strengthen access to care and invest in the care workers who make it possible. bit.ly/4uDiZSR

Listen to Miranda Priestly! We should prioritize the care our families need. #ThatsAll 👠🎬

The child care crisis in America is reaching a breaking point. Child care prices are skyrocketing, providers are closing, and parents are left scrambling. It shouldn’t be this hard. We need accessible, affordable child care. nytimes.com/2026/04/13/us/…

This is what autism acceptance looks like. 💙 For Chris, playing catch is having a conversation—and we will never stop showing up for that conversation. Autism acceptance isn’t just a month. It’s love in action, every single day.

Over 5.4 million kids in the U.S. are caregivers, juggling care responsibilities and schoolwork. And the Medicaid cuts could force millions more into that role. time.com/article/2026/0…

What does support mean for caregivers? Author, advocate and care partner Emma Heming Willis shared more about her own caregiving journey during our “Why We Talk About Care” virtual event.

CALL YOUR GOVERNOR! caring.nu/taxday

It’s tax day. And we’re not okay with where our tax dollars are going. Are you fed up too? Use this link to make a call to your Governor: caring.nu/taxday

In honor of #MedicaidAwarenessMonth, share your own story here: go.caringacross.org/a/share-your-m… #HealthCareNotTrumpsWar

As a result of $1 trillion in cuts to Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act (ACA), 15 million Americans will lose health insurance. Our former Care Fellow, Moni G, shares why Medicaid has been so important to her and her family. #HealthCareNotTrumpsWar

Over the next few years, more and more people are likely to become sandwich caregivers—caring for an aging or disabled adult as well as a child. We need investments in paid leave, affordable childcare, and accessible aging and disability care. the-independent.com/life-style/hea…

The power of community in caregiving is unparalleled. We aren’t meant to care alone. Take it from @EmmaHeming who shared with us, “There is nothing better than being able to share what I know with someone else.” We agree! Watch for more.

We’re counting down the days ‘til we’re reunited with the Take Me Home team. Until then, we’re reminiscing on our time at #SundanceFilmFestival 2026. We brought disposable cameras to Park City and just got them developed!

Everyone will give or receive care at some point in their life. And our care system is currently falling short for everyone. Hear what Senator Andy Kim shared about caring for his father during our “Why We Talk About Care” virtual event. We are so grateful for his leadership.

Home care and assisted‑living costs have risen nearly 50% since 2019. Adult day programs costs have jumped 33%. Nursing home costs have increased up to 25%. Caregivers need a break. We all need accessible, affordable care. usatoday.com/story/money/20…

📢 Our public dollars should fund our care. newsweek.com/donald-trump-u… #ProtectMedicaid #Breaking

As we honor #WomenHistoryMonth by celebrating our progress, we must imagine and work towards a future where real support for women means not having to make impossible choices every day. Tell us what choice you’re being forced to make right now.

Women across generations, including mothers, grandmothers, care workers, daughters, and chosen family, have always been the quiet infrastructure beneath every milestone.

What would your life look like if you didn’t have to choose? After 250 years of American history, the country still runs on women’s unpaid and underpaid care.