Starting in 2026, Caregivers will focus on the unique needs of six major caregiver groups in a more dedicated and in-depth manner. We deeply understand that every caregiver's journey is different, and your stress, challenges, and hopes deserve to be seen and supported.

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We are not neglecting other caregivers, but rather, with limited resources, we are building upon our strengths to create the most considerate and effective services and educational support for these six types of caregivers:

 

• Caregivers of patients or people with disabilities
  Faced with the sudden onslaught of illness and disability, they silently endure physical changes, daily care, and emotional stress. We accompany you through uncertain days, reducing loneliness and helplessness.

 

• Elderly caregivers (including elderly people living alone and those who are self-reliant)
  Every day of caring for elderly family members is an interweaving of love and responsibility. Whether you are an adult child, a parent caring for a loved one, or a senior living alone and struggling to manage your life, we provide practical support and reassuring guidance.

 

• Parents suffering from anxiety
  Under the pressure of caregiving, you may feel tired and anxious, and harbor unspoken worries. You deserve to be listened to, and we are willing to help you regain your strength.

 

• Caregivers of people with special needs (SEN)
  Whether it's autism, ADHD, or other special needs, you're always working hard for your child or family. Your efforts deserve recognition, and we offer practical skills, emotional support, and a peer community.

 

• Working caregivers
  Balancing work and family life always feels like there's never enough time and the pressure is always too much. You don't have to bear it all alone; we help you find a more sustainable balance.

 

• Potential caregivers
  You may not be officially involved in care yet, but you can already sense the approaching change. We help you prepare in advance to reduce future anxiety and being caught off guard.