Supporting caregivers with confidence, peace, and purpose — you're not alone .
A caregiver is anyone who tends to the needs or concerns
of a loved one with short- or long-term limitations due to illness, injury or disability.
More than 65 million people, 29% of the U.S. population, provide care for a chronically ill, disabled, or aged family member or friend during any given year and spend an average of 20 hours per week providing care for their loved one.
Has Caregiving Changed for You?
When a decision has been made—or needs to be made—caregiving can suddenly feel heavy, uncertain, and hard to carry alone.
These moments often come with questions, pressure, and the weight of trying to do what’s best for someone you love.
You don’t have to sort through it on your own.
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What We Offer
Assurance is a community of caregivers, neighbors, businesses, and organizations coming together to support caregivers on their journey.
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Caregivers' Night Out - time to connect, recharge, and step away from daily responsibilities.
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The Caregiver's Promise - a weekly space to share challenges and celebrate progress with others who understand..
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New Caregiver Welcome Kit - practical resources to help you get started with confidence.
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Life Coaching - support for managing the emotional, mental, and physical demands of caregiving.
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Caregivers Festival - a day dedicated to recognizing and honoring caregivers in our community.
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23% of family caregivers report that caregiving has negatively affected their physical health.
Some of the challenges a
family caregiver faces are:
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Managing their time.
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Emotional and physical stress.
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Lack of privacy.
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Financial strain.
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Sleep deprivation.
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Being afraid to ask for help.
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Depression.
Caregiving is rewarding but stressful
​But the demands of caregiving also cause emotional and physical stress. It's common to feel angry, frustrated, worn out or sad. And it's common to feel alone. Caregiver stress can put caregivers at risk of changes in their own health.
Share Your Caregiving Story!
Have you cared for a loved one and come out changed, challenged, or more aware? We’re inviting family caregivers to share their journeys in a heartfelt, conversational podcast that honors the highs, lows, and lessons of caregiving. Your story could be the beginning of someone else’s healing—schedule a time to record with us today.
