We provide recognition, respite and resources to family caregivers of those with special needs.
Chances are, you know a parent caregiver.
16.3 Million
People in the U.S. are a caregiver to a child with special needs
That number is staggering and also a wake up call. Most of us know of someone who is caring for a child with special needs and if you don’t personally know of someone, you can be assured that they are in your neighborhood; probably hiding behind closed doors isolated and exhausted.
Caregivers often project the perception that “everything is okay,” when in fact, it probably is not okay and they would so appreciate having someone reach out and lend a hand. It is our job as a society to surround these caregivers and support them through the difficult times, because a child is only as healthy as the caregiver, and society is only as healthy as the families within it. At The Lucas Project, we care for the caregivers.
2025 Caregiver ReTreat
Tickets available now for our first caregiver retreat! We want to hug your neck! Join us in West Michigan for a day of rest, renewal, and rejuvenation.
2025 Second Annual Charity Golf Classic
Join us on May 18, 2025 for our second annual Charity Golf Classic! Get your team together and sign up today!
Caregiving with Grit and Grace
If you are looking for hope and encouragement on your caregiver journey, please pick up a copy of Caregiving with Grit & Grace, written by our founder, Jess Ronne.
UNCERTAIN: The Search for Supported Living
There is a new documentary in the works! UNCERTAIN will provide a glimpse into the world of parent caregivers desperately searching for supported living.
More Caregiver Resources
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Caregivers Cove is a safe community for parent caregivers & those who want to support caregivers.
Free Resource Database
Are you a parent caregiver who longs for a one-stop-shop when it comes to navigating the ins and outs of resources and support for you and your loved one? Check out our brand new caregiver resource database which features over 300 nationwide resources, and we add to it weekly!
“Face Your Storm” by Jess Ronne
I was recently told that instead of running away from danger, Bison turn to face the storm and this admission struck a nerve. Bison turn to face a storm? Surely that goes against every instinct in their bodies, right?
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