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For caregivers & professionals

You support them. We support you.

WeBe is building a dedicated space where family caregivers, conservators, and support professionals can connect, share resources, and find community with people who truly understand.

Caregiving can feel isolating. It doesn't have to.

Whether you're a parent navigating conservatorship, a sibling who became a full-time advocate, or a DSP who pours your heart into this work every day — you carry a weight that most people don't see. WeBe's caregiver and professional hub is built to change that.

53M+
Family caregivers in the US

Most provide unpaid care with little to no support network of their own

40%
Report caregiver burnout

Isolation and lack of peer support are the leading contributors

1 in 3
DSPs leave within a year

Lack of community and professional connection drives high turnover

What you get access to

Built for the people who show up every day

Six pillars of support designed specifically for caregivers and professionals in the disability community.

Community

Peer support circles

Join small, moderated groups with other caregivers and professionals who share your experience. Monthly virtual meetups and an always-on community forum.

Resources

Resource library

Curated guides on conservatorship, regional services, transition planning, and self-care — contributed and vetted by our professional community.

Connections

Direct messaging with peers

Connect one-on-one with other caregivers or professionals in your region. Share what's working, ask hard questions, and build lasting relationships.

Events

Caregiver-focused events

Workshops, webinars, and in-person gatherings designed specifically for the people who support adults with developmental disabilities.

Advocacy

Advocacy tools

Templates, guides, and community knowledge to help you advocate more effectively for your loved one or client — from IEP meetings to regional center navigation.

Wellness

Caregiver wellness check-ins

Regular prompts and a private space to reflect on your own wellbeing. Because you can't pour from an empty cup.

Who this is for

Everyone in the circle of care

WeBe's caregiver hub is designed for three distinct groups — each with their own needs, and all connected by a shared commitment to the people they support.

Family members & conservators

Parents, siblings, and legal conservators navigating the complex world of adult disability services, housing, and social inclusion.

  • Connect with other conservators in your region
  • Share resources on regional center navigation
  • Find peer support for the emotional weight of caregiving
  • Get guidance on transition planning and housing options

Direct support professionals

DSPs, job coaches, and residential staff who provide daily support and deserve a professional community of their own.

  • Build a peer network beyond your agency
  • Access professional development resources
  • Share best practices with colleagues across organizations
  • Find community with others who understand the work

Case managers & advocates

Social workers, case managers, and independent advocates who coordinate services and fight for their clients' rights.

  • Stay current on regional service changes
  • Connect with other advocates on complex cases
  • Access a vetted network of community resources
  • Collaborate on systemic advocacy efforts

Heard from our caregiver community

Real words from the people who show up every day.

I've been my brother's conservator for eight years. Finding other conservators who just get it — without having to explain everything from scratch — has been life-changing.

Maria T.
Conservator & family caregiver, Sacramento

As a DSP, I love my clients deeply but the job can be lonely. WeBe gave me a professional community I didn't know I needed.

James R.
Direct support professional, 6 years

The resource library alone saved me weeks of research when we were navigating my daughter's transition out of school services.

Linda K.
Parent advocate, Placer County

Join the caregiver community

Apply through our screening process and get access to the full WeBe caregiver hub — peer circles, resources, events, and a community that has your back.