(TORONTO, ON) February 4, 2025 - Family caregivers across Canada now have a dedicated platform to turn to for support, resources, and community. Today Amintro Inc. officially launches Amintro Family, a free platform and mobile app designed to connect family caregivers navigating the unique challenges of supporting aging loved ones. Available online and for download on the App Store and Google Play, the platform provides a welcoming space for family caregivers to connect with others who understand their journey, find support, and access tools, advice and guidance.

The Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence (CCCE) defines family caregivers as individuals providing unpaid care to relatives, friends, or neighbours in need. In 2018, 1 in 4 Canadians aged 15 and older reported family caregiving*, and by 2022, family caregivers collectively provided 5.7 billion hours of unpaid care.** With these numbers projected to grow as the population ages, the importance of platforms like Amintro Family becomes increasingly clear.

Amintro Family empowers users with a network of individuals who understand the emotional, physical, and logistical demands of caregiving. It offers curated resources, expert tips, and practical tools. Additionally, users can access information about local and virtual events to stay informed and engaged. The platform also includes exclusive offers and discounts for members, helping to make caregiving more affordable.

“Caregiving is a deeply personal journey, yet many caregivers feel disconnected, isolated, and unsure of where to turn for help,” said Charlene Nadalin, President and CEO of Amintro Inc. “With Amintro Family, we’ve created a space where family caregivers can connect with others who understand their challenges while accessing the resources they need to navigate this experience together. Caregiving is not just a role; it’s a journey filled with ups and downs, and our mission is to walk alongside caregivers, offering them a sense of belonging and the tools to make their experience feel less overwhelming, scary, and uncertain. No family caregiver should ever feel alone.”