Every system we’ve studied… every elder we’ve met… every woman we’ve trained… taught us one thing:
Caregiving is not just unpaid. It’s unseen.
And dignity is not just missing — it’s denied.
CHEA Institute exists to rewrite this reality.
We build pathways for women — especially immigrants, mothers, and invisible caregivers — to turn sacrifice into status, silence into scholarship, and caregiving into generational income.
Millions of women care without pay, title, or value.
Elders die in silence, instead of stories.
Sacred traditions lost to modernization.
Caregivers remain the poorest in the system.
We train immigrant and low-income women into dignified home care careers — combining cultural empathy, emotional training, and elder-centered design.
We document rituals and care wisdom from Cambodian grandmothers and turn them into global training systems.
We fund women doing research on caregiver dignity, end-of-life, and economic liberation through care.
Annual, policy-ready data that proves care is value — not cost.
We’re not here to help the poor. We’re here to stop a woman from being erased.
To help an elder die with their story still breathing.
– The CHEA Institute
CHEA INSTITUTE
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