National Caregiver Summit

May 02, 2024

12:00 pm ET

Virtual

Overview

From caring for aging parents to connecting neighbors with trusted local resources, caregivers play a critical role in supporting communities’ health. But too often, they face obstacles to performing this vital work, including unfair pay, inequitable hiring practices, and few opportunities for professional advancement. To achieve systemic change, caregivers must be in the drivers’ seat of transforming how their roles are valued, paid, and represented.

Join us on Thursday, May 2nd for the National Caregiver Summit, a 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.

 

a group of women sitting on a couch

Millions of people rely on caregivers to achieve health and well-being with dignity. Yet, their lived experience, expertise and insights continue to be undervalued. The advocates who gather at the National Caregiver Summit aim to change this.

For Caregivers, By Caregivers

A central tenet of the Summit is to bring the caregiver voice to the forefront throughout the entire conference – including design of the day of learning. The Caregiver Summit Design Team has come together over several months to share their experiences and identify critical challenges and opportunities caregivers face. Through these discussions, the Design Team created the Summit’s goals, determined the learning agenda, and identified and helped recruit speakers and participants.

Meet the Design Team

Desiree Collins Bradley
(She/Her/Hers)

Family Caregiver, Advocate
ATW Health Solutions
Texas

Cathy Salazar
(She/Her/Hers)

Family Caregiver
Title V – Children’s Medical Services
New Mexico

Ian Ho-Wong
(He/Him/His)

Family Caregiver, Home Health Aide
California

Stephanie Peach
(She/Her/Hers)

Community Health Worker
Michigan

Agenda

The National Caregiver Summit agenda focuses on what matters most to the sustainability of this critical profession. Designed for caregivers, by caregivers, the Summit will create 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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Registration

We invite caregivers, care receivers and allied partners to register today and join the conversation to help drive the solutions needed to ensure all caregivers can fully care for themselves and their families today and in the future.

Sponsors

National Caregiver Summit sponsors play a key role in bolstering caregivers’ voices and ensuring the success of the Summit. We offer a variety of sponsorship levels to meet your budget and promotional needs. Join us on this journey and be a part of this caregiver movement.

Lucile Packard Children's Hospital

Event FAQs

How do I attend the Caregiver Summit?

The Summit will be hosted on Whova, a virtual conference app. You won’t need to leave the app for any conference activities, but you must register for a Whova account to access them. More information and details will be shared with attendees closer to the Summit.

How do I use Whova?

Check out the Whova Attendee User Guide here.

Will sessions and keynotes be recorded?

Yes! All sessions and keynotes will be recorded and posted on Whova. Recordings will be available for six months after the event in the mobile app, and three months after the event in the web app.

Will I get copies of the presentations and materials?

Yes! Copies of session presentations will be available for download in Whova. Suggested reading materials for sessions will be available in the Whova agenda.

I need further assistance. Who should I contact?

Please email caregiversummit@healthleadsusa.org for assistance.

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Eileen Lin

For more information

Ebonee Shaw
Director of Business & Philanthropic Events