Introduction to Caregiver Encouragement

A monthly companion kit for caregivers to care for themselves

These are my Five Pillars of self-care: Fitness, Mental, Emotional, Spiritual, and Resources. Follow my journey as I share how my Mighty Caregivers support me, and discover ideas to help you build your own circle of care.

A caregiver turned Uber driver. Stories of caregivers in my back seat. Bringing their stories to the front seat to be seen and heard.

My stories about caring for people.

Caregivers live real stories every day but many never get shared. This course will guide you through a simple way to turn everyday caregiving moments into meaningful stories. You don’t need to be a writer. You just need to be willing to notice, feel, and reflect. Using an easy step-by-step method, you’ll learn how to capture a moment, express what you felt, and discover what it meant. Along the way, you’ll build confidence in sharing your story in a way that feels natural and real. .

Keep It Simple Spiritually. Helping everyday people pray with confidence, care, and compassion

Church Congregations Supporting Older Adults and Families With Dignity

A Seven Sunday Congregational Exploration. Your congregation will explore how it responds when older adults, caregivers, and families experience aging, memory changes, and dementia.

A Seven Sunday Congregational Exploration. We will ask what older adults want, recognize what they can still contribute, adapt opportunities when abilities change, and create meaningful ways for every person to remain part of the church.

A simple, one-on-one consult with Jeremy to help you turn a real caregiving moment into a meaningful story you can share. You’ll also gain insight into how you naturally care for others. To get started, just DM Jeremy to schedule a time. A donation of your choice supports ongoing care through Mighty Caregivers.

Encouraging caregivers to slow down and share Jigsaw Puzzles across the USA.

This is a simple course to help you start Mighty Bites in your own community.

Churches sometimes talk about waiting for new families or children to come through their doors. We can continue to welcome new people while also recognizing the people God has already placed among us. Our current members have gifts, experience, relationships, and compassion that can serve both the church and the surrounding community.