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Kids Are Caregivers Too is based in the Washington, D.C. area.

Sara Poole
Founder | Kids Are Caregivers Too | A Little Bit of Happy

Co-Chair | National Advisory Council | American Association of Caregiving Youth

703-434-1433
[email protected]

Now writing on Substack about Caregiving Youth: @caregivingyouth

If you are currently a caregiving family, good luck. It's hard. We hope this helps.

If you are a caregiving veteran, good job. We survived.

There is life with caregiving. There is life after caregiving.

A Little Bit Of Happy

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More than five million kids in the United States help care for a family member living with illness, disability, injury, or the effects of aging.
We created this website because that reality is still not widely understood. It exists to help people better recognize what Caregiving Youth are doing and to encourage more support, more understanding, and better solutions for these kids.

My mom was afraid of Alzheimer’s. She was the third generation of women in our family to face it. I am the fourth. She adored the boys, and they adored her. She made people feel loved. She was there at the beginning of their lives, and they were there at the end of hers. The story is graphic. The pictures are real. But I know she would have approved of us using our story to try to make things better for other families, especially those facing Alzheimer’s.

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