Hand in Hand is proud to partner with CalGrows and the Alzheimer’s Association California Southland Chapter to provide a series of workshops to family caregivers who are looking to provide care for loved ones with Alzheimer’s or dementia.
Back to school time is often at once an exciting and stressful time for parents and may also be a time of transition. Hand in Hand spoke with Alyce Desrosiers, founder of The Institute for Families and Nannies (TIFFAN), about how to think through childcare changes during this time.
July is Disability Pride Month and Hand in Hand is thrilled to uplift some of the leaders with disabilities in our community for all they do in the fight for domestic worker rights and a more just and caring economy.
On Nov 1, 2022 Executive Director Stacy Kono held an Instagram Live conversation with Angela Garbes to discuss her national bestselling book Essential Labor: Mothering as Social Change and how it relates to our work at Hand in Hand.
Building a good relationship with your nanny is critical to ensuring that your home is a place where you, your child and the nanny you employ can be your best selves. Here are three tips to make sure that relationship thrives.
President Biden announces the most comprehensive set of executive actions any President has ever taken to improve care for hard-working families while supporting care workers and family caregivers.
The Seattle Nanny Parent Connection recently put out their yearly report on wages, pay and benefit practices for nannies in the puget sound region.
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This Women’s History Month, Hand in Hand and our partners will launch a new education and implementation initiative for employers of nannies, house cleaners and home attendants.
A huge thank you to all of Hand in Hand’s 2022 individual and institutional supporters and dues paying members. You make Hand in Hand’s work possible!
On December 20, 2022 domestic workers in Washington D.C. made history by winning a domestic workers bill of rights. This makes the 13th bill that has been won by the power of domestic worker and employer organizing.
