The four Changing CARE partnerships are developing local supports, programs, or resources that address four thematic needs: #ChangingCARE is Education Learn about the Changing CARE partnerships: bit.ly/2B6AMJw pic.twitter.com/8qEjpiEiNl

The four Changing CARE partnerships are developing local supports, programs, or resources that address four thematic needs: #ChangingCARE is Recognition Learn about the Changing CARE partnerships: bit.ly/2B6AMJw pic.twitter.com/fCg0vN9wso

The four Changing CARE partnerships are developing local supports, programs, or resources that address four thematic needs: #ChangingCARE is Assessment Learn about the Changing CARE partnerships: bit.ly/2B6AMJw pic.twitter.com/aA4ShbgzCj

The four Changing CARE partnerships are developing local supports, programs, or resources that address four thematic needs: #ChangingCARE is Communication Learn about the Changing CARE partnerships: bit.ly/2B6AMJw pic.twitter.com/uUK322YmmJ

For our first case studies report, we profiled three pediatric centres: @MountSinai's NICU, @HBKidsHospital and @CHEOhospital. Review the case studies and the insights we’ve gathered here: bit.ly/2XzDNLf pic.twitter.com/Z0Mju9zdf2

We #codesigned these learning modules with #caregivers and front line clinicians across primary care, homecare and hospitals. Please use to build capacity to support #caregivers in our health and social care systems. #elearning #training #onlinelearning bit.ly/2U1Mlcs pic.twitter.com/194xZNFW2a

51% to 54% of caregivers find transitioning to or from a healthcare facility and home to be difficult. Consider what you can do to provide more support to caregivers. Learn more about the challenges facing #caregivers: bit.ly/2QOu1RG pic.twitter.com/hFkNHXknnd

In our recently launched video library, hear from all the outstanding #caregivers including the #youngcarers we have worked with: bit.ly/2TjVDjM pic.twitter.com/iO00uZRTrX

We created an online toolkit to share our resources, tools and learnings in an effort to help others learn from our experience with #codesign and caregivers. bit.ly/2HyePsw pic.twitter.com/HzwMCjCRij

Do #caregivers get enough information and support when it comes to providing physical assistance to the care receiver? Learn what survey respondents said and create your own data visualizations: bit.ly/2HahbMJ pic.twitter.com/hbfsI76I58