According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, parents and caregivers often experience elevated levels of stress due to the demands of caregiving, balancing work and family responsibilities, financial pressures, and managing household tasks.
Chronic stress can contribute to the development or exacerbation of mental health conditions such as anxiety and depression among caregivers.
The American Psychological Association states that parental mental health significantly influences parenting practices and family dynamics. Parents experiencing mental health issues may find it challenging to provide consistent and nurturing care to their children, which can impact child development and well-being. It’s crucial for caregivers to seek support and treatment to maintain a healthy family environment.
The Family Caregiver Alliance states that caregivers, including those providing care to elderly parents or individuals with disabilities, are at risk of burnout and compassion fatigue. These conditions can lead to emotional exhaustion, feelings of detachment, and a reduced sense of personal accomplishment. Recognizing the signs of burnout and seeking respite care or support services are essential for maintaining caregiver well-being.
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April 30th, at 12PM EST
How might we foster collaboration and co-design between community residents and community-based institutions to achieve a community health improvement goal? We will share tools for community engagement and insights from projects that center community co-design and ownership.
April 30th, at 12PM EST
How might we engage leaders from different sectors to partner on a holistic vision of health? We will share tools and approaches to frame the Vital Conditions for Health and Well-Being and approaches for community-driven coalitions.
August, 7th, at 3PM EST
How might we measure success of community well-being initiatives through a community lens? We will share tools for community-led data and measurement to support local health initiatives describe their impacts.
October 15th, at 12 PM EST
How might we resource and sustain the impacts of local well-being initiatives. We will share approaches to engage community and organizational leaders to invest in locally developed solutions.
December 11th, at 12PM EST
This final workshop of the Center’s four-part learning journey series is designed to provide organizations with insights and tips when applying for funding and other resources to support community initiatives. You’ll learn how to construct a grant, including standard grant components, write a compelling program description, learn about evaluation frameworks, and essential considerations for crafting a budget and budget narrative.
