Calling All Caregivers: Seeking Participants for a Caregiver Advisory Group

We are seeking passionate caregivers from around the state to serve on a Caregiver Advisory Group to help inform a campaign promoting careers in aging services.

About the campaign for caregivers

The Long-Term Care Imperative (LTCI) is developing an advisory group of diverse caregivers from around Minnesota to help inform a statewide campaign for aging services careers.

We want to hear from dedicated caregivers with a passion for serving older adults. Elevating your voices is crucial to advancing the profession. As our most trusted messengers, your expertise and experiences will be used to provide insights into the career opportunities and other rewards of working in this field.

Ten selected caregivers will have the opportunity to:

• Participate in at least two focus groups via Zoom to provide insights into the career opportunities within the aging services field
• Participate in professional photo and video shoots to create digital content to promote Minnesota caregiving careers
• Represent the meaningful work of caregivers all around the state
• Receive a $200 stipend for their time and contributions to this project

Caregivers include roles with direct care experience, including therapy and activities staff, licensed and unlicensed care aides, nurses, housekeepers, dietary staff, and others providing care and services within an aging services organization.

Get involved or recommend a caregiver

We encourage you to share this exciting opportunity with the dedicated caregivers in your organization. If you want to participate or recommend a caregiver in your organization, please complete this questionnaire by Friday, April 21. 

To learn more, get in touch with Anna Mowry, Director of Workforce Solutions at LeadingAge Minnesota.

The Long-Term Care Imperative is a collaboration of LeadingAge Minnesota and Care Providers of Minnesota, the state’s two largest associations of long-term care organizations. This project is supported by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) of the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) as part of an award, number 6 NU50CK000508-03-03, totaling $409,400. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement, by MDH, CDC, HHS, or the US Government.

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