Share Your Story: Be Part of the Caregiver Insights Panel

Dedicated to representing and amplifying the voices of the more than 63 million family caregivers across country.

The Caregiver Insights Panel is a network of family caregivers from across the country, organized by the Caregiver Action Network to make sure caregiver voices are part of the conversations that affect them.

Media outlets like TV stations, newspapers, and other reputable entities regularly ask to hear directly from family caregivers. When those requests come in, we turn to this panel. Joining gives you the chance to share your story with reporters, lawmakers, and others who need to understand what caregiving actually looks like day to day.

Complete the questionnaire below to share your story.

Answer based on the person you care for most, or if you are no longer caregiving, the person you cared for previously. We will refer to that person as your care recipient.

If you have questions, email Nichole Goble, Director of Community Initiatives at Caregiver Action Network. We look forward to hearing your caregiver story and working together to amplify the voices of family caregivers nationwide.

About Caregiver Action Network

Caregiver Action Network is the nation’s leading organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for family caregivers. We support those caring for loved ones with chronic illness, disability, or age related needs.

Our reach and impact are national and growing. During National Family Caregivers Month alone, we reached 13.6 million people. Through our Caregiver Help Desk and digital resources, we connect thousands of caregivers each year with the guidance and support they need.

We serve a diverse community, from parents of children with complex medical needs to families caring for wounded service members and aging parents with conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease. As a nonprofit organization (EIN 52-1780405), all of our education, peer support, and resources are provided at no cost, ensuring caregivers everywhere can access help when they need it most.