Family caregivers often give quietly, steadily, and without a lot of recognition. Many caregivers share that what they crave most isn’t a grand gesture — it’s simply feeling seen. Here are some low-effort, high-impact ways people with debilitating illnesses can thank their family caregiver.

Have you wondered how you can help a caregiver in your life - specific, actionable ways you can help? If you’re a family caregiver, have you ever had a well-meaning friend or relative say, “I know you’re overloaded — let me know how I can help,” and your mind just goes blank? Here are 25 thoughtful ways you can support family caregivers.

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