Family caregivers are holding up our healthcare system with sheer grit and love — often unpaid, undertrained, and overwhelmed. They’re caring for parents with dementia, kids with disabilities, or spouses in recovery, all while managing jobs, households, and their own well-being. If you're thinking about building a business to support this community, you’re not just meeting a market need — you’re entering a space that demands empathy, clarity, and commitment. The best businesses in this arena don’t just offer solutions — they offer relief. Start by listening more than you pitch, speak like a human, and above all, design with burnout in mind.

House-hunting with accessibility needs isn't just hard—it’s a strategic, emotional journey. Learn how to spot red flags, push for what matters, and find a home that works for your real life, not just a Pinterest board.

A rigid 9-to-5 schedule might not work when you're juggling doctor appointments, therapy sessions, or school meetings. Exploring flexible work options—like remote positions, part-time hours, or job-sharing—can be a game changer. 

These days, more parents are working from home than ever before. It is great to have a work/life balance that allows you to be with your kids. However, the issue can be when you really need to get work done, and you have a toddler or baby in the next room.

The following resources from the California Advocacy Group are packed with all the information you need to create a safe backyard space for a child on the autism spectrum.