We are here to connect you to a HUGS Ambassadors, our trained mentors, who have walked the path of a family Carepartner. They are here to offer hope and help or just listen without judgment.
You choose how and when you meet; in person, through text, email or phone. It's totally up to you!
Our caring volunteers are certified through our customized HUGS Training to provide virtual or in-person support with caregivers who may feel lost, afraid or alone. Whether it’s through individual peer support or our Group HUG support gatherings, you will find an authentic lifeline of support from others who have walked the path of caring.
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Are you an experienced/former caregiver? Become a Certified HUGS Ambassador who mentors others looking for support on their caregiving journey.
Email us at hugs@leezascareconnection.org to learn more!
Whether you feel like you could benefit from a listening ear and some extra support or you've spent years caring for a loved one and you want to help others on the journey, we're here to make the connection.
Sessions focus on: Understanding HUGS, Giving Comfort & Connection, Coping & Self-Care, Empathy & Empowerment, Brain Health, and Moving Forward with HUGS
A time of reflection, sisterhood and respite for Black female caregivers looking to express their feelings and share similar experiences in a safe space.
A space for women who have been called upon to care to find community and connection with others who just get it over coffee, tea, and sweet treats.
We’d love to hear from you. Contact us through the form below and let us know how we can help. We will reach out as soon as we can!
1. Review all training materials in the HUGS Ambassador 101 Folder.
2. Schedule your one-on-one HUGS Ambassador Training with a HUGS Team member by emailing us at hugs@leezascareconnection.org!
3. Submit your HUGS Ambassador Profile Form at the button below.
4. Get familiar with the HUGS Ambassador Drive at buttom below.
“Regardless of what challenge you are facing right now, know that it has not come to stay. It has come to pass. During these times, do what you can with what you have, and ask for help if needed.”
– Les Brown, HUGS Participant