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Skip to content Welcome to the new CIP website! Take a look and see how we can help you. * About * Our Team * Our Story * Partners & Sponsors * Reports & Financials * Contact Us * Caregiving * Caregiver Pipeline * Upcoming Trainings * Scholarships & Grants * Vetted Agencies * Need Caregiving? * Become a Caregiver * Resources * Blog * Events * Videos * The Problem * FAQs Menu * About * Our Team * Our Story * Partners & Sponsors * Reports & Financials * Contact Us * Caregiving * Caregiver Pipeline * Upcoming Trainings * Scholarships & Grants * Vetted Agencies * Need Caregiving? * Become a Caregiver * Resources * Blog * Events * Videos * The Problem * FAQs DONATE CAREGIVING IS... AN ISSUE THAT AFFECTS US ALL. A CAREER THAT DESERVES TO BE UPLIFTED. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LIVING AND EXISTING. A LIIFTIME OF COMPANIONSHIP. SOMETHING WE'LL ALL NEED SOMEDAY. The CIP is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports in-home caregivers and those in need of care throughout the UP. From caregiver training classes to one-on-one support, we’re working to improve caregiving for everyone. HOW WE CAN HELP YOU SIGN UP FOR DIRECT CARE WORKER ORIENTATION Who we’re for HOW CAN WE HELP YOU? BECOME A CAREGIVER I want to learn more about becoming a n in-home caregiver as a career, a part-time job or an informal arrangement for a loved one. LEARN ABOUT CAREGIVING GET HELP I need help finding a trusted caregiver and navigating the in-home care industry in Marquette County/ the Upper peninsula GET HELP FINDING CARE GET INVOLVED I would like to donate financial resources, volunteer my time/expertise, or contribute to the work of the CIP in another way. BE PART OF THE SOLUTION WE ENVISION A WORLD WHERE EVERYONE WHO NEEDS CARE CAN FIND A TRUSTED CAREGIVER AND WHERE EVERY CAREGIVER IS WELL TRAINED, CELEBRATED, AND RESPECTED. Our why BECAUSE THE CAREGIVING INDUSTRY IS BROKEN, AND WE DESERVE BETTER. The CIP exists for one reason: to do everything we can to raise the standard and quality of in-home caregiving in Marquette County—with plans of reaching the entire United States! Caregiving is a multi-billion-dollar industry, but it’s one that so often fails the caregiver and the cared for. Too few people are choosing this career path, and we’re now facing a national shortage of caregivers. This affects the UP of Michigan especially, where we have more elderly people living at home per capita than anywhere else in the country. When you or your loved ones need care, don’t you want a system that works? Please join us in fixing a broken system! We stand against an industry that: CARES MORE ABOUT MAXIMIZING PROFITS THAN TAKING CARE OF PEOPLE SENDS UNTRAINED CONTRACTORS TO CARE FOR YOUR LOVED ONES LEAVES CAREGIVERS WITHOUT A DECENT WAGE OR GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES UNDERSTAND THE NEED What we do WE CARE FOR THE CAREGIVERS AND THE CARED FOR. The CIP has a deep connection to caregiving that can only come from decades of lived experience. We know what it’s like to be at your wit’s end searching for a caregiver you can actually trust. And we’ve seen firsthand how poorly many caregivers are treated by their employers. We say, “Enough is enough.” It’s time to fix the broken system! We advocate for both sides of the caregiving equation across the Upper Peninsula: * We create a better pathway for in-home caregiving as a career with certification and growth opportunities. * We help those who need caregivers understand the system and get connected with ethical, well-vetted agencies. For both caregivers and the cared for, we also offer expert resources to guide you and help you advocate for yourself. Our Pillars WE SUPPORT BETTER CAREGIVING ACROSS THE UP. ONE PERSON AT A TIME. 1 INFORM Educate the public and raise awareness of the national shortage of caregivers and the effect on us all. 2 TRAIN Establish a higher standard of training and certification for entry-level in-home caregivers. 3 INCENTIVIZE Provide scholarships and grants to encourage more people to become caregivers. EXPLORE OUR MISSION Our Story MEET OUR INSPIRATION, DOROTHY! The CIP was founded by Eric Paad, who continues to serve as the CIP President and Executive Director. Eric’s daughter Dorothy is a spokeswoman for the CIP and is an inspiration for us, our volunteers, and our supporters. As someone who has a disability and requires in-home care, Dorothy understands the difference that quality caregivers make, helping their clients live rather than just exist. She is passionate in her desire to advocate for people with special needs—and their caregivers. Get to know Dorothy and the rest of the CIP team. WHAT IS CAREGIVING? CAREGIVING IS NEVER ONE-SIZE-FITS-ALL. There are hundreds of ways to give care, and every situation is unique. Whether you need help finding a trusted caregiver or would like to pursue caregiving as a potential career path, the CIP is here to help you understand the caregiving landscape, dispel common myths, and get the critical information you need. I realize how close you get in such a short amount of time being a caregiver because it's very personal. These people are some of the most incredible people I've ever had a chance to work with. Rachel Mitchell,In-Home Caregiver & Nursing Student Throughout this experience, there were many unexpected and lasting benefits. Things I have learned that I can utilize the rest of my life in social and work atmospheres. Kara Vernon,In-Home Caregiver & NMU Student Caregiving helped me forma. wonderful reataionship with [Drew] and to see how important that is in the medical world. Because a lot of times, that's what people need: A friendly face—someone to listen to them and to talk to and to laugh. Haley Pline,In-Home Caregiver & Nursing Student Previous Next Caregiver Training VIEW OUR UPCOMING CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS. We offer regular caregiver trainings for people of all ages, backgrounds, and life circumstances. Many of our students are looking to begin careers as full-time caregivers, while others are looking to gain a foundation of caregiving knowledge as they prepare to look after a loved one in the home. We also offer custom training for organizations, churches, and businesses. If you’d like to fill an entire class, contact us and we’ll happily create a program just for you. View our upcoming classes and register to attend for free! VIEW CLASSES Better Together GET TO KNOW OUR PARTNERS! VIEW ALL PARTNERS JOIN THE CIP NEWSLETTER! Sign up to receive periodic updates on the CIP’s work including caregiving training, scholarship application due dates, and other exciting events. Name Email SIGN UP Improving the lives of the cared for by supporting caregivers. CONTACT Eric.Paad@the-CIP.com*protected email* Office: 906-250-0682 MAILING ADDRESS PO Box 637 Marquette, MI 49855 HELPFUL LINKS DONATE FAQ'S RESOURCES CONTACT US Copyright © 2024 The Caregiver Incentive Project, a 501c3 nonprofit organization