National Family Caregivers Month 2025
This November, Caregiver Action Network invites you to join us in recognizing family caregivers across the country during National Family Caregivers Month (NFC Month).
Our 2025 theme, Plug-in to Care, focuses on connection—helping caregivers easily “plug in” to vital support tools, trusted networks, and educational resources that can make the caregiving journey less overwhelming and more supported.
This November, Caregiver Action Network invites you to join us in recognizing family caregivers across the country during National Family Caregivers Month (NFC Month).
Our 2025 theme, Plug-in to Care, focuses on connection—helping caregivers easily “plug in” to vital support tools, trusted networks, and educational resources that can make the caregiving journey less overwhelming and more supported.
Connect to Trusted Resources by Topic
Our goal this National Family Caregivers Month and beyond is to empower caregivers with easy access to the right tools, support, and community—helping them go from overwhelmed or uninformed to connected with a tap, click, or conversation.
Tardive Dyskinesia
Tardive Dyskinesia (TD) is a condition that causes involuntary, repetitive movements, primarily affecting the face, tongue, and mouth.Alzheimer's Disease
Alzheimer's is a difficult disease for caregivers. These tools can help make it easier.Incontinence Care
Incontinence can be confusing and tough to navigate, but you are not alone. Here are resources to help you.Acute Pain
Caring for someone with acute pain can be challenging and can leave you feeling helpless. Finding the right resources can help.Rare
Caregivers for a loved one with a rare disease can be challenged by scarce treatment options, the need to educate others on their loved one’s disease, navigating complex medical systems often without established guidance or support networks, and a lack of resources to help.ATTR Amyloidosis
Caring for someone with ATTR amyloidosis can be challenging because the disease can be hard to diagnose, causes unpredictable symptoms, and requires careful management of complex medical needs. For a rare disease, it can be challenging to find reliable information, but resources are available.Schizophrenia
Caring for a loved one with schizophrenia can be challenging because the symptoms can make daily life and communication difficult. There is information out there to help you, but it can be hard to find the right resource for you.Legal Support / Long-term Care
Caregivers providing long-term care often face complex legal challenges, navigating power of attorney, guardianship, and healthcare decisions while trying to protect their loved one’s best interests. Finding trustworthy information can be difficult, yet it’s essential for making informed choices and avoiding costly mistakes.Legal Support / Long-term Care
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Mental Health
Mental health challenges are difficult and can affect your whole family. Here is a guide to help you.Cancer
Cancer caregivers experience significant challenges as they care for their loved one facing an unpredictable cancer diagnosis. Finding the right information to help you can ease that burden.Addiction & Substance Abuse
Caring for a loved one struggling with addiction or substance abuse can be incredibly challenging and often involves balancing compassion with boundaries while coping with cycles of hope and relapse. You need to find reliable resources to help you.Addiction & Substance Abuse
Brain Health
Caring for someone with a condition affecting their brain health can be difficult, as changes in memory, mood, and behavior can make everyday interactions and decisions emotionally and physically demanding.Movement Disorders
Caring for someone with a movement disorder can be challenging because daily activities and mobility may become unpredictable or limited, requiring constant patience, adaptation, and physical support.Mobility Limitations
Caring for a loved one with mobility limitations often requires physical assistance, home adaptations, and constant vigilance to ensure their safety and independence.General Aging
Caring for an aging loved one can be difficult as you navigate their increasing physical and emotional needs while coping with the changes in your relationship and their growing dependence.Neurological
Caring for someone with a neurological condition can be challenging as symptoms may change unpredictably, affecting movement, communication, and behavior in ways that require constant adaptation and patience. Finding reliable resources can help.More Disease States
More Disease States
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Technology & Innovation
Technology and innovation can help family caregivers by providing tools, resources, and connections that make care coordination easier, improve communication, and offer much-needed support and respite.Care Connections: The Plug-in to Care Webinar Series
Join us throughout November for Care Connections: The Plug-in to Care Webinar Series, where experts and caregivers will share insights, strategies, and real-life experiences.
Topics include:
- Plug-in to Care: Finding Your Way Through Resources
- Plug-in to Care: Building Caregiver-Friendly Workplaces
- Plug-in to Care: Finding Strength in Community and Connections
- Plug-in to Care: The Intergenerational Balancing Act — Caring for Parents, Kids, and Yourself!
- Plug-in to Care: Turning Caregiver Experience into Action
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Plug-in to Care is made possible with support by:
Campaign Sponsors
Diamond Sponsors
Gold, Silver & Friend Sponsors
Nonprofit partners and patient advocacy groups play a vital role in Caregiver Action Network’s efforts during National Family Caregiver’s Month and throughout the year.
Nonproft partners and patient advocacy groups play a vital role in Caregiver Action Network’s efforts during National Family Caregiver’s Month and throughout the year.
