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Watch the stories of other caregivers dealing with the challenges of caregiving for their loved ones.
Our articles have been written by caregivers, describing their caregiving journey, disclosing their deepest emotions that they felt during their challenging times.
Each picture brings us closer to our dream of creating an ecosystem for holistic well-being for all caregivers. These are our cherished moments, capturing our journey.
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You are a caregiver if you care for a family member or dear one.
When you are the one who is mainly responsible for the care and wellbeing of the loved one, you are the primary caregiver.
If you are a primary caregiver to a loved one navigating terminal illness or chronic conditions, we are here to care for you.
Our purpose is to create an ecosystem of wellbeing and healing for such a primary caregiver. The wellbeing of the primary caregiver is pivotal for the wellbeing and healing of the patient or the care-receiver.
Caregiving is invisible, unrecognized, underappreciated, underserved and de-prioritized - often by caregivers themselves.
We aspire to be the first port-of-call for your needs as you navigate this role. Additionally, we wish to create sensitivity for caregiving, in our desire to build a world that cares.
"It was early in 2017 as a coach on the Self Expression and Leadership program with Landmark Education I discovered that I wanted to do something about the sick and injured animals on my streets. Till then the only thing I did was cry when I saw one and pretty much feel guilty about not being able to do anything" ...View More
My own coach in the program egged me on to take it up as a project and stop being emotional about it. Initially i was very impressed on how I went about getting know-how. One thing led to another and slowly I got immersed in this new world of animal welfare.
The first few rescues gave me a lot of satisfaction, until people started tagging me and I soon became overwhelmed with the state of street animals in the city and despair in not being able to do much.
Slowly I got drawn towards an abyss and started questioning myself, money, society god, life, existence, relationships everything"...View More
"I had not even thought about a role called Caregiver, until you started talking about Caregiver Saathi !
Honestly speaking, I had never felt that caretaking is a job in itself and how important it is in everyone’s life but when it comes to taking care of people fighting diseases, critical illnesses and behavioural issues, the same role of caregiving" ...View More
squeezes out our energy with out even we realising it ! Last few months have been quite unexpectedly strenuous and painful, with my mom being hospitalised with a heart failure and various other complications associated with age. With one family member seriously ill, the entire family has to cope up with an entirely different routine of hospital visits and attending to the daily chores too and needs a strong moral support to take care of the ailing person without making the person feel guilty or bad for their illness.It’s like caregivers need to carry a very positive attitude and carry a pleasant mood when with the ailing person . Infact the moods /feelings of caregivers are easily carried to the ailing person . This has been my experience"... View More
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A combination of tools and techniques to support caregivers in managing their role as well as self-care. This app helps with routines, support systems and other resources
How you see yourself and your role has a huge bearing on the kind of support you offer your loved one.
Caregiving is a journey with 6 phases, some of these phases are overlapping and as you navigate your caregiving role, it is important to understand what this journey entails
Each one of us is different and so our caregiving styles, approaches and therefore journeys are unique.
Wellbeing of the Caregiver is pivotal for the wellbeing and healing of the patient/ care-receiver/ caree.
Withdrawing from your friends, family and other loved ones, getting isolated, letting your time being subsumed by your caregiving
