Skip to main content
Home
  • Home
  • Get Involved
  • Get In Touch
  • Members
  • Resources

Breadcrumb

  1. Home
  2. Contact Mass. Caregiver Coalition

Contact Mass. Caregiver Coalition

Ma Caregiver Coalition logo

info@macaregivercoalition.org | YouTube Channel

#SupportingCaregivers 

Contact Information
Please select the most appropriate response:
CAPTCHA This question is for testing whether or not you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Complete the contact form indicating an interest in joining the Coalition. You will receive an email from our team at info@macaregivercoalition.org who will be in touch with next steps and can answer any additional questions.

The Coalition welcomes all individuals and organizations that have a presence in and/or connection to Massachusetts who are committed to addressing the needs of unpaid caregivers.

No.  Membership is open to anyone who is committed to supporting family caregivers.

The only requirements for membership are to publicly endorse the mission and vision of the Coalition and actively work to recognize, honor, and support employees who are family caregivers.  This can translate to many forms including but not limited to promoting events and sharing best practices from your organization’s efforts in supporting caregivers.

There are no fees associated with joining the coalition at this time. 

The Coalition is committed to ensuring that every employer in the Commonwealth actively works to recognize, honor, and support the family caregivers in their workforce.  However, we are open to collaborating with other state and national organizations looking to make a positive impact on employed family caregivers.

Although the Coalition is not a lobbying entity, through our work with our partners and members we hope to better inform policy makers. Additionally, members are open to pursuing their own policy objectives in support of caregivers.

The Coalition uses the definition of family caregivers set forth by the National Alliance for Caregiving: a family caregiver is someone who provides unpaid care to an adult or a child with health or functional needs.