CHAPTER GUIDE INDEX

THANK YOU – INTRODUCTION

1.  PRE-LEADERSHIP TRAINING

1.1  Overview

1.2  Leadership Team

1.3  Financial Information

1.4  Marketing Your Chapter – Pre-Launch

1.5  ACAP History and Impact

2.  PRE-LAUNCH

2.1  Overview of Pre-Launch

2.2  Finances, Sponsorships, and Fundraising

2.3  Leadership Team Roles

2.4  Marketing Your Chapter – Pre-Launch

2.5  Programming and Curriculum

2.6  Technology

2.7  Venue & Hospitality

3.  CHAPTERS – LAUNCH AND BEYOND

3.1  New Chapter Launch and Beyond

3.2  Established Chapter Overview

3.3  Established Chapter Marketing

3.4  Established Chapter Technology

3.5  Established Chapter Programming

4.  RESOURCES

4.1  Core and Chapter Sponsorship Packet

4.2  Presenter Packet

4.3  Program Sponsor Packet

4.4  Reports

4.5  Miscellaneous

5.  CURRICULUM

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  9. 2.4.3 ACAP Talking Points

2.4.3 ACAP Talking Points

ACAP Mission

To provide information, resources, support, and community for adult-children as they care for their aging parents and for themselves

ACAP’s Uniqueness

  • ACAP’s focus is on adult children of aging parents, although programs are open to all.
  • While support and community are important offerings of ACAP, at the core, ACAP is an educational program.
  • A nationally-validated and copyrighted Curriculum provides the framework for ACAP programs.
  • Chapter programs are offered 12 months each year, helping build community and reduce isolation.
  • Because so many caregivers do not consider themselves as a caregiver, the term “Caregiver” is not in our name.
  • There are multiple avenues of support, including in-person programs, videos, podcasts, local conferences, national/international symposia, and other resources.
  • Chapters are led by a cadre of local volunteers.
  • ACAP is collaborative, offering a collective impact model for a community.
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