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Dita W. Yolashasanti retweeted
To all of you who are caregiving, however Thanksgiving looks for you, it is okay if it doesn’t look like the ads or the picture-perfect scenes you see online. When you help care for someone at home, holidays can look different, and that is completely normal.
Dita W. Yolashasanti retweeted
Neo continues to elevate the experiences of more than six million Caregiving Youth across the U.S. His caregiving award, work, and advocacy were also recently featured by Bayside Highlights:
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Dita W. Yolashasanti retweeted
AACY is proud to share that Caregiving Youth Advocate NEO has won the 2025 Leon David Simmons Caregivers Award, presented by C.O.M.E. Neo continues to elevate the experiences of more than six million Caregiving Youth across the U.S.
Press Alert Here:
aacy.org/caregiving-youth-ad…
Dita W. Yolashasanti retweeted
It truly means so much to see how you support Neo and give him the space to share his story. Kids who are caregivers need voices like his, and families like yours make that possible. @pinotski What you are doing matters, and the difference you are making is real. Thank you. ❤️
Dita W. Yolashasanti retweeted
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Dita W. Yolashasanti retweeted
June Treasure Talk 2025: Summer Fun & Caregiving Youth Spotlight!
Summer is in full swing, and we’re thrilled to announce that AACY’s Summer Camp at FAU is bigger than ever! With over 100 of you eager to join, we’re hosting two action-packed days for ~50 campers each. Get ready for a unique experience designed to make this summer unforgettable!
At AACY, we believe self-care is key to being a strong caregiver. This summer, try one new thing for you, because when you feel good, supporting your loved ones becomes easier.
Caregiving Youth in the Spotlight:
We’re so proud of Neo, (@pinotski, @pinot, @ditut), a teen caregiver from NYC, who shared his powerful story on the PBS Well Beings "Share Your Caregiving Story" wall.
His words about feeling seen at AACY’s United Nations event for the Caregiving documentary premiere are truly inspiring.
June Highlights:
❤️Bowling Day at AMF Boynton Beach Lanes was a strike, thanks to Healthier Boynton Beach!
❤️MCN Art Week took us to Miami and West Palm Beach art museums via train, sponsored by Manipura Care Network.
❤️Jam for Humanity at Astro Skating Rink, hosted by Mission Possible Foundation, had us skating, drumming, and filming a PSA!
Thank you to the George Snow Scholarship Fund and Dan Davidowitz Family Foundation for honoring 30 Caregiving Youth with scholarships.
And a special shoutout to Madeleine Buchner from @littledreamers Australia for visiting AACY to share her mission for young carers globally.
Stay tuned for more summer fun! You’re not alone on your caregiving journey!
Check it all out here: myemail.constantcontact.com/…
Dita W. Yolashasanti retweeted
Honoring @pinotski this Father’s Day.
Thank you for standing beside Neo as he shares his caregiving journey with the world. Your support, presence, and love shine through every step of the way.
Your family’s openness is helping change how the world sees Caregiving Youth, and how they see themselves. We’re so grateful for your trust and your voice.
You are a remarkable dad, and we want you to know how much we appreciate you this Father’s Day. 💙 @ditut @pinot
Dita W. Yolashasanti retweeted
Inside May's Treasure Talk: Celebrating and Supporting Caregiving Youth
This month’s issue highlights an unforgettable season that celebrates all of them! All the Caregiving Youth who continue to show strength, compassion, and determination every day.
From mentoring sessions and painting to a graduation celebration filled with love and support, this edition is full of moments that recognize their hard work and heart.
A special spotlight goes to Neo, a new voice in the Caregiving Youth community who shared his powerful story through a 7-part video journal. His honesty and courage are helping others feel seen and understood. Neo’s words are his own, and his story is one that truly is game-changing in understanding the world through the eyes of a young caregiver. (@ditut @pinot)
Readers will also hear from youth like J and K, enjoy photos from Painting with a Twist, and relive the excitement of Graduation 2025. There is even a chance to share their own caregiving story through the national PBS Caregiving documentary project.
Check out the full newsletter at myemail.constantcontact.com/…
#CaregivingYouth #KidsAreCaregiversToo #YoungCaregivers #WellBeings #ShareYourCaregivingStory
Special shout-out to Michael Connor Photography - MikefromQueens.com for the graduation photos featured in this issue!
Dita W. Yolashasanti retweeted
“Today’s the day! Caregiving is now streaming on pbs.org and the PBS app. Interweaving caregivers' lived experiences with the history of US caregiving policy and practice, the film feels more timely and important now than ever. It was an honor to work on this project alongside so many remarkable colleagues at Ark Media, WETA, and Lea Pictures, and alongside so many incredible people who appeared in front of the camera, who have dedicated their lives to caregiving and to supporting caregivers.”
— Ruth Fertig, Documentary Producer
Congratulations and thanks to everyone who helped bring Caregiving to life. This film is such an important reminder of how essential caregivers are in our country and how often their work goes unseen.
We’re especially grateful that it highlights the experiences of more than 5.4 million Caregiving Youth, young people under 18 who care for a family member with a chronic illness, disability, mental health condition, or age-related issue. (In the UK, they’re known as Young Carers.)
We’re so glad to have been part of this powerful project.
📷: Ruth Fertig and Connie Siskowski, RN, PhD, Founder and President of the American Association of Caregiving Youth (AACY).
Don't forget to share your Caregiving Youth story on the Well Beings story wall and use the hashtags:
#WellBeings #ShareYourCaregivingStory #CaregivingYouth #KidsAreCaregiversToo
Dita W. Yolashasanti retweeted
We are thrilled that this important project recognizes the over 5.4 million Caregiving Youth in the United States and features kids who are caregivers across diverse experiences.
Join us in celebrating these inspiring Caregiving Youth and the wonderful program and teams supporting them. Thank you to the @WellBeings team for the inclusion.
Posted @withregram • @hopelovescompany 🎬 What does caregiving look like through the eyes of a child?
Together is Better is a short film that offers a powerful glimpse into life at Camp HLC, where kids impacted by ALS come together to connect, be heard, and just be kids.
Produced by Bradly Cooper's Lea Pictures and WETA Washington, D.C., in association with Ark Media, and presented by PBS and the WellBeings initiative
🎥 Directed by Chris Durrance | Produced by Barak Goodman, Ruth Fertig, and Kate Kelly
💛 Featuring real Camp HLC families who bravely share their stories.
🎥 Watch the full short film now: hopelovescompany.org/togethe…
📅 And mark your calendars: the full-length Caregiving documentary premieres June 24 at 9 PM ET on PBS (early streaming begins May 27!)
📲 Share and tag @hopelovescompany to help spread these important voices.
#CaregivingYouth #KidsAreCaregiversToo #CaregivingPBS #HopeLovesCompany #YoungCaregivers #CampHLC #ALS #BradleyCooper #WellBeings #PBSDocumentary
Dita W. Yolashasanti retweeted
So thankful to have a new Caregiving Youth sharing their story. Grateful to @pinot, @ditut, and of course, Neo 👾. Kids are caregivers too - over 5.4 million in the U.S. - and their voices matter.
When someone young like Neo shares his story, especially in a creative way and with a platform that already reaches a lot of people, it helps shine a light on the 5.4 million kids and teens in the U.S. who quietly take care of family members every day. These young caregivers deserve to be seen, supported, and included when we talk about the future of caregiving.
Thank you, Neo and your family, for sharing your voice and your caregiving story. It takes real courage to talk about something so personal, and your story is helping others feel seen and less alone.
To Neo’s mom and dad, thank you for trusting us and for standing by Neo as he speaks up with honesty and heart. Your whole family is helping people understand what life is like for so many Caregiving Youth across the country.
"You don’t often see kids in this role.
But our children are walking their own caregiving journey, showing up every day for their dad,
@pinot, a stroke survivor."
@ditut @neosunivrse
We hope other young people will feel inspired to share their stories too. If you’re a young caregiver now or were one in the past, your voice matters, and your story should be heard.
#CaregivingYouth #KidsAreCaregiversToo #ShareYourCaregivingStory #WellBeings #CaregivingPBS #YoungCarers
Dita W. Yolashasanti retweeted
And here we are, @pinot. Thank you. Neo’s journal is an incredible gift, helping raise awareness about an issue too often overlooked. It feels like you’re on our team now, and that’s a powerful step toward change for the kids who are caregiving. This is the kind of outreach that truly changes the world. So grateful to be walking this path together, and especially grateful to Neo. Sending all my love and deepest thanks to you and your family. @ditut
Dita W. Yolashasanti retweeted
When a young person like Neo shares his story, especially with a creative voice and a platform that already reaches so many, it helps bring much-needed attention to the 5.4 million children and teens in the U.S. who quietly take on caregiving roles every day. They deserve to be seen, supported, and included in every conversation about the future of caregiving.
Thank you, Neo and family, for sharing your voice and your caregiving journey. It takes real strength to open up about something so personal, and your story is helping others feel seen and less alone.
To Neo’s mom and dad, thank you for your trust and for standing behind Neo as he steps forward with honesty and heart. Your family is helping more people understand what life looks like for millions of Caregiving Youth across the country.
"You don’t often see kids in this role.
But our children are walking their own caregiving journey, showing up every day for their dad, @pinot, a stroke survivor." – @ditut @neosunivrse
We hope other young people feel encouraged to share their stories too. Whether you are a current or former young caregiver, your voice is powerful, and your story deserves to be heard.
#CaregivingYouth #KidsAreCaregiversToo #ShareYourCaregivingStory #WellBeings #CaregivingPBS #YoungCarers
Dita W. Yolashasanti retweeted
@pinot you are such an inspiration of creativity, determination, perseverance and consistency!
My late dad also suffers a massive stroke after an A-fib procedure. And I do relate to the battle and struggles (including all the loved ones around) to regain the spirit, confidence and most importantly the effort to re-map the brain allocation and re-train the motoric functions.
The ups and downs are trully gruesome, in and out training rehab facility, episodes of ER for infections etc (that sadly at the end wore my dad down).
Following your recovery journey, it's been remarkable. Also @ditut and the children's exceptional supports are awesome. I know exactly how much energy and love being poured out, they're tremendous!
To stay positive for one day is always a continuous fight.
I hope your testimony of life brings hope and inspires many. Godspeed 👌🏻.
