Our Programs
At Global Neuro YCare (GNYC), we believe that young caregivers deserve more than recognition—they deserve education, advocacy, support, and opportunities to thrive. Our programs are designed to empower children, youth, and young adults caring for family members with neurological conditions. Through a combination of education, advocacy, and support, we create spaces where young caregivers can learn, connect, and find strength in their journey.
Whether it’s through engaging educational materials, peer support networks, or partnerships with global organizations, our programs reflect a commitment to cultural sensitivity, language diversity, and equitable access. Rooted in research and driven by compassion, we strive to ensure that every young caregiver has the tools they need to navigate their role with confidence.
Explore our programs and discover how we’re transforming the way the world supports young caregivers—because when we uplift young caregivers, we uplift entire communities.
We create engaging, accessible, and culturally sensitive books and materials to support young caregivers on their journey. From graphic novels and guides to resource toolkits, our materials are designed to help children, youth, and families better understand neurological conditions and navigate the challenges of caregiving.
We recognize that supporting young caregivers takes a community. That’s why we provide professional resources tailored for healthcare providers and organizations working with families affected by neurological conditions.
Research is our foundation. We are committed to building the understanding of the unique experiences young caregivers are faced with. The organization was born out of research and we continue to collaborate with global experts, healthcare professionals, and academic institutions to ensure our work reflects real-world challenges and delivers meaningful impact.
A skills and support program for children and youth who provide care for persons living with an illness or injury.
Luki & the Lights is a powerful, nonverbal animated film that explores the emotional journey of a family navigating ALS/MND. By using visual storytelling without language barriers, the film resonates with audiences worldwide and has been screened in over 20 countries and seem more than 7,000 times.Â