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Choosing Continuing Education That Helps You Grow

Caregivers in many different settings are required to complete 12 hours of continuing education each year.

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Wellness for caregivers

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Caregiving in Action – August 2025

Explores how nature can be a powerful ally in the caregiving journey.

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Caregiving in Action – June 2025

We know how important it is to stay informed, connected, and supported, so we’re excited to introduce the first edition of the Caregiving in

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Career Growth for caregivers

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2024 Careigver Survery Results

“I love caregiving. I have always been someone who loves helping and taking care of people. This job gives me a chance to do that for people.”

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CareLearn WA

Free Online Training for Caregivers

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On-the-job tips for caregivers

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Caregiving in Action – November 2025

The November issue of Caregiving in Action is here, and this month we honor and celebrate the incredible work of family caregivers across Washington.

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Caregiving in Action – October 2025

This month, we’re highlighting the quiet strength, resilience, and patience that caregivers bring to their work every day.

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November Issue
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Caregiving In Action

Inside this issue of Caregiver in Action, you’ll find stories that highlight the dedication of Washington’s caregiving workforce along with practical resources to support caregivers, agencies, and families.

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Workforce SpotLight

Across Washington, students, educators, and community partners are transforming lives through hands‑on training, career certifications, and inspiring pathways into caregiving. Explore stories of innovation, collaboration, and real‑world impact that are shaping the future of care.

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I view my work as Alzheimer's/dementia and crucially end of life care as valuable to myself. My clients AND their family.
As a caregiver I feel I have changed my clients’ life for the good, many of my clients neglected themselves and needed support from someone.
Caregivers and long-term care workers have access to free training materials developed by the Department of Social and Health Services.
Being a caregiver is more than just helping with daily tasks—it’s about building trust, offering comfort, and making a real difference in someone’s life.
Someone You Cared For Caregiver grief is real. It can feel overwhelming, make daily life difficult, and bring deep sadness and loss.
We know how important it is to stay informed, connected, and supported, so we’re excited to introduce the first edition of the Caregiving in
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