Category: Hand In Hand

This year, my child entered kindergarten, a time of so many firsts. Not the least of which has been planning our first round of summer camps and childcare.  There is

As you’re planning your travel and vacation plans, here are 4 tips to consider when traveling with (or without) the nanny you employ!   ✈ 1: Make sure all travel

The Care That Makes Up Our Personal Histories History is forever constant and is being made all around us every day. Our personal histories are a testament to that fact,

“I am 33 and am facing the prospect of going into a nursing home because I can’t find home care. If that happens, I will lose custody of my daughter—

Work that happens inside the home is intimate and personal. Yet so many employers remain disconnected from the domestic workers they hire, and there are often barriers to building strong

In New York State we are so close to winning 150% wage increases for home care workers, a historical win that will set an important precedent for every state in

A huge thank you to all of Hand in Hand’s 2021 individual and institutional supporters and dues paying members! You made Hand in Hand’s work possible.

Hand in Hand is pleased to partner with Caring Across Generations on a month-long ad campaign, “Portraits of Care,”  consisting of billboards and video projections in Times Square and around

Hand in Hand member Dr. Michelle Hernandez passed away on December 26th from complications from cancer.  We will miss her dearly. Dr. Michelle Hernandez, wore many hats, titles and honors

Victory! Seattle City Council votes YES to Paid Time Off for Domestic Workers On November 22nd, 2021 the Seattle City Council unanimously voted to approve a resolution to establish a