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What is CCAN?
The Caregiver Community Action Network (CCAN) is a unique and highly dedicated volunteer group of over 110 NFCA members in more than 40 states who regularly attend meetings, conferences, and conventions about family caregiving issues. They serve as presenters, speakers, panelists, and workshop directors. CCANers advocate on behalf of family caregivers, talk to local and regional media, and may even manage their own family caregiver web sites. Some CCANers are professional caregivers while others care full-time for their own loved ones.
The Caregiver Community Action Network (CCAN) is a unique and highly dedicated volunteer group of over 110 NFCA members in more than 40 states who regularly attend meetings, conferences, and conventions about family caregiving issues. They serve as presenters, speakers, panelists, and workshop directors. CCANers advocate on behalf of family caregivers, talk to local and regional media, and may even manage their own family caregiver web sites. Some CCANers are professional caregivers while others care full-time for their own loved ones.
Find a CCANer in your state.
You can join this special group and become a CCAN volunteer. See
Become a CCANer.
NFCA is grateful to the MetLife Foundation for its continuing support of the CCAN program.
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