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Health Leads National Caregiver Summit

Thursday, May 02 - Thursday, May 02, 2024 | 8:00 am - 2:00 pm

Virtual

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Join Health Leads on Thursday, May 2nd at 11 am-5 pm ET | 8 am-2 pm PT for the National Caregiver Summit, a free half-day, virtual event that brings together caregivers, care receivers, and allied partners to set new priorities for action and take a closer look at caregiver financial well-being and sustainability.

Designed by caregivers, for caregivers,this interactive event creates a space for attendees to:

CONNECT: Build a community that values, appreciates, and respects all caregiver experiences
ADVOCATE: Collaborate on local and national advocacy efforts
REJUVENATE: Provide opportunities and resources that help nurture caregivers’ well-being
EDUCATE: Share key strategies, approaches, and tools needed to create an equitable caregiving system

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