The National Caregiver Support Collaborative (NCSC) Technical Assistance and Coordinating Center (TACC) will host webinars to promote the spread and scale of promising practices, fill key gaps in knowledge or support, and ultimately meet the goals of the NCSC to increase the recognition, support, and inclusion of family caregivers. Webinars are open to the public and designed for members of the aging and tribal networks.
Upcoming Webinars
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Past Webinars
Integrating Family Caregivers as Care Team Partners (August 2025)
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The NCSC TACC held a webinar on August 6, 2025, in which attendees learned about actionable strategies for facilitating partnership between aging network organizations and health care providers to address critical gaps in caregiver support. Attendees also had the opportunity to engage in an interactive discussion to explore collaboration opportunities and discuss indicators of success for partnership and engagement as outlined in the National Strategy to Support Family Caregivers.
Training Opportunity: Introducing New Resources to Elevate Family Caregiver Programs(June 2025)
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Key takeaways coming soon
Attendees had the opportunity to connect with and hear from six featured NCSC grantees, whose work aligns with national goals to increase the recognition, support, and inclusion of family, kin, and tribal caregivers across the country. Attendees also learned about available resources and actionable tools to support service providers’ operational and programmatic needs.
Strategies to Assess and Meet the Needs of Family Caregivers(July 2024)
Webinar key takeaways
In this webinar, ACL, featured speakers, and panelists discussed key considerations in assessing and meeting the needs of family caregivers, as well as understanding federal efforts to promote the use of caregiver assessments. The event covered successful strategies, tools, and resources for implementing, administering, and overcoming barriers to caregiver assessments and reassessments; and training and follow-up activities.