29% of U.S. adults care for someone ill, disabled, or aged. 1/3 of these caregivers are active

​members of religious communities.  - National Alliance for Caregiving and AARP

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60% of caregivers report a decline in attending religious services

50% of caregivers cannot attend church-related events like volunteer activities and social gatherings. - Family Caregiver Alliance

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Caregivers spend an average of 24.4 hours per week on caregiving, with some dedicating up to 40 hours or more. This leaves little time for church activities. - National Alliance for Caregiving

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70% of caregivers experience anxiety and depression.

63% feel physically drained, making it hard to participate in church activities.  -Caregiver Action Network

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Caregivers spend an average of $7,000 annually on caregiving-related costs. This can limit their ability to contribute to church events and further isolate them from the community. - AARP

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Many caregivers, about 40%, do not receive respite care, leaving them feeling isolated and overwhelmed. This lack of support can further hinder their engagement in church activities. - National Family Caregivers Association.

 

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