Family Caregiver Center of New Mexico
Providing free support for family caregivers through resources, education, and social connection.
https://www.familycaregivernm.org/
Caring for someone with cancer is a lot to carry
You're showing up every day for someone you love. That matters.
But you also need support.
Support for caregivers is real, and it's here for you too.
The Caregiving Companion and checklist are here to help you stay organized, notice what matters, and care for both your loved one and yourself. You don't have to do everything. Start with what feels most important right now.
Many caregivers have been where you are, exhausted, overwhelmed, and trying to hold everything together while wondering if they're doing enough. You're not alone in that.
These are simple, reusable tools you can come back to in just a few minutes. They are here to help you pause, refocus, and think, "Okay... I know what to do next."
You don't have to be perfect. Focus on what needs attention today. Everything else can wait.
If you're feeling stretched thin, that's a sign you need support.
Providing free support for family caregivers through resources, education, and social connection.
https://www.familycaregivernm.org/Caregiver assistance programs and respite resources.
https://www.aging.nm.gov/long-term-care/caregiver-resources/A safe, weekly space for cancer caregivers to connect, share experiences, and get encouragement. Facilitated by a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT).
https://cffnm.org/support-groups-2/Dedicated group for caregivers of anyone with any type of cancer. Peer-led by experienced facilitators. Free.
https://www.cancersupportnow.org/free-supportFree psychology services for caregivers: Individual, couples, and family counseling to handle the emotional impact of cancer.
https://unmhealth.org/cancer/help/support.html