Caring for Those Who Are Caring for Everyone: The Sandwich Generation
We know about the love and strengths kin caregivers share with their families, as well as many of the challenges they face. But what about…
Tip Sheet
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Pathways to Partnerships: Tips for Area Agencies on Aging and Title VI Native American Aging Programs to Improve Support for Kinship/
Grandfamilies This tip sheet provides AAAs and Title VI programs with ideas for initiating community partnerships to support kinship/grandfamilies.
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A Snapshot of an Exemplary Practice: Onsite Social Services
Kin caregivers often struggle to connect to the programs that offer the resources they need. Case managers and kinship navigators help.
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New Mexico Commits to Universal Child Care
In November of 2025, New Mexico became the first state to offer free child care to residents, regardless of income. And there’s a special provision for grandparents who are raising their grandchildren.
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Understanding Changes to SNAP
Kinship families facing food insecurity may have questions about changes to SNAP benefits and requirements under HR-1, the comprehensive budget bill passed in 2025.
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Tech Use for Grandfamilies
Many of us who grew up with computers or have used them professionally for decades take our skills for granted, but a lack of computer literacy is a barrier for many older adults.
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Honoring and Supporting Grandfamilies & Kinship Families in Your Congregation
This short tip sheet provides information about the families and the challenges they face, and it presents ideas to help faith communities better serve these families.
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Storytelling Resource Guide
This guide, developed by our partners at ZERO TO THREE, describes the process of creating relevant and accessible stories that resonate with the audiences you…
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Improving Support for Kinship/
Grandfamilies: State Strategies for TANF Child-Only Grants and Related Assistance In this piece, we aim to provide states with replicable practices and policies to improve access to TANF child-only benefits.
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Summer Nutrition Programs for Kinship/ Grandfamilies
When the school year ends, millions of children lose access to the school breakfasts and lunches they rely on during the school year. Fortunately, the Summer Nutrition Programs are designed to replace school breakfast and lunch and can help lower food costs for families.
