Caregivers and community protection professionals are frequently pressured to remain silent about their stresses and worries. We are expected to shoulder the burden of our chosen professions and continue pushing forward. Beyond that, our leaders often have a lack of understanding of what happens on the front lines of service which leaves us feeling unheard and overburdened. 

This situation has only worsened with a pandemic and mass resignations. Research has failed to keep up with these trends to assess the rapidly changing work environments and stress experienced by caregivers. As a result, faulty assumptions are made based on outdated concepts of burnout or stress. With your help, we can gauge how stress in caregiving has evolved in recent years to come up with better definitions and research metrics. 

Confidentidential surveys will help us to advocate on your behalf to advise organizations on how to care for their workforce effectively. They will further help us to improve our education services to help fellow caregivers build resiliency and reduce stress. Public responses will help us to spread awareness of caregiver stress among the public and across different fields. Your identity will remain anonymous regardless.