Labeled and Loved

A nonprofit organization

2% complete

$5,000 Goal

Labeled and Loved serves children with disabilities by giving their primary caretakers the support they need to avoid caretaker burnout. We currently serve 144 different diagnoses.

20+ Million families across the nation live with disabilities. Caregiver burnout has reached crisis levels.

-Nineteen research studies have identified parents of children with disabilities to have an increased risk for depression (95%) and anxiety (90%).

-The divorce rate is over 85% for parents of children with a disability.

Labeled and Loved combats these statistics with programs that help the primary caregiver find community and gain skills to support their mental health.

· 3-Day Weekend of Hope for moms of kids with disabilities

· Sisterhood Circles – Year-round virtual support groups for moms of kids with disabilities

· Sticky Notes for the Heart – Weekly inspirational texts with messages of encouragement

· Moms Mingles – Free one-night community outreach events in 9 different cities

Labeled and Loved provides our programs for free or at a greatly reduced cost.

Mission

Labeled and Loved's mission is to embrace and strengthen families with disabilities by providing connective experiences and educational resources, igniting personal growth and systemic change within the community.

Needs

-Labeled and Loved provides our programs for free or at a greatly reduced cost.

-Funding to allows struggling moms to attend the 3-Day Weekend of Hope Retreat.

-Funding to enable us to keep the Sisterhood Circles, Sticky Notes for the Heart, and Moms Mingle programs free.

Equity Statement

Labeled & Loved strives to create and promote an inclusive culture.

Labeled & Loved provides equal opportunities to all community participants and prohibits discrimination of any type without regard to race, religion, age, disability status, marital status, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.