Caring Across Generations
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Caring Across Generations is a national nonprofit coalition working for better, more affordable care for families, older adults, disabled people, and care workers. Georgia caregivers, care recipients, and care workers can apply for its Care Fellowship to learn organizing and advocacy skills and work with others for better care. Offers: Care Fellowship; caregiver advocacy training; community organizing; policy advocacy; caregiving information. Email info@caringacross.org or use the contact form on its website.
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What they offer 5
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Care campaigns and online actionsProgram
Ways to speak up for care policies, like signing petitions and sending messages to Congress about home care, paid leave, and affordable care.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Care FellowshipProgram
A program that helps caregivers learn to speak up for themselves and for better care. Fellows have worked on voter turnout and talked with lawmakers.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Care NetworkProgram
A national network of local, state, and regional groups that work on care. Groups that work on child care, aging, disability support, or paid leave can sign up to join.
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Caring Across Generations ServicesService
Caring Across Generations helps family caregivers, older adults, and care workers find better care and learn advocacy skills. It is for anyone in Georgia who is involved in caregiving.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
One Million Care ConversationsProgram
A national effort in 2026 to listen to at least one million people about care. People can take a short survey or join a group or one-on-one talk.
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