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Our Model

Are you a Young Caregiver?

More Than Just Helping Out?

Do you spend a significant amount of time helping a family member with their medicine, meals, or getting around? Do you translate for them at doctor’s appointments? This is caregiving. You are not alone.

Our 3 Tiers of Support

Do you spend a significant amount of time helping a family member with their medicine, meals, or getting around? Do you translate for them at doctor’s appointments? This is caregiving. You are not alone.

Tier 1

Awareness &
Universal Resources

This is the foundation of our support. We partner with schools to run awareness campaigns that help identify and validate the experiences of hidden youth caregivers. All students gain access to our universal support tools, including a comprehensive online Resource Hub filled with articles, guides, and videos, and a location-aware directory to find local services. This tier is for everyone.

Tier 2

Skills-Building
& Tele-Coaching

For youth with moderate needs, we offer confidential skills-building tele-coaching. Delivered by trained, non-specialist
coaches, this program provides practical tools for managing stress, building resilience, and navigating challenges. The curriculum is adapted from proven protocols like REACH and the WHO-UNICEF EASE/HAT models, focusing on skills you can use in your daily life

Tier 3

Intensive In-School
& Family Support

For students who require more comprehensive assistance, we facilitate intensive, in-school support. This includes coordinating with existing school services such as counselors, providing family support navigation, and ensuring academic coordination with teachers and administrators to create a robust safety net.

Confidential Self-Assessment Tool

Your Privacy, Your Space:
A Confidential Way to Check In.

This is a private tool designed to help you reflect on your own experience. Your answers are processed in your browser and are never saved, stored, or shared with anyone, including us. It is completely anonymous and confidential. Its only purpose is to help guide you to resources that might be helpful.

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The Questions

1. In the last two weeks, how often have you felt worried or anxious about your family member's health or well-being?

2. In the last two weeks, how often has helping at home made it difficult to keep up with your schoolwork or homework?

3. In the last two weeks, how often have you felt like you had to miss out on time with friends or activities because of your responsibilities at home?

4. In the last two weeks, how often have you felt tired, worn out, or overwhelmed?

5. In the last two weeks, how often have you felt like there was no one you could talk to who really understands what you're going through?