You are not alone
CONNECT WITH OUR COMMUNITY
Empowering Caregivers,
Bringing Light to the Journey
Aurora, named for the dawn that brings light after darkness, was inspired by Nathan and Kathryn, the children of parent caregivers Fernanda Mazcot and Kristina Smith.
Through raising children with disabilities and complex medical needs, they experienced the isolation and emotional weight of caregiving firsthand—and created the support they once needed: guidance, understanding, and practical help for caregivers.
​Peer Support / Coaching
Our peer support and coaching is led by parent caregivers who understand the journey firsthand. We offer ongoing support, practical guidance, and personalized coaching to help caregivers navigate challenges, build resilience, and improve the well-being of the entire family.
Resource Navigation
We help caregivers navigate disability and medical systems by connecting them with services, programs, and community resources that support their family’s needs.
Care Coordination​
We help families navigate day-to-day caregiving with personalized care coordination, from building a caregiver guide to creating an accessible home and sharing practical in-home tips and strategies.
Emotional Support
We are proud to offer professional psychological support to caregivers in Spanish, to meet the needs of the Hispanic/Latinx community. Our team of compassionate professionals is here to listen and support you as you navigate the challenges of caregiving. We believe that by focusing on your emotional well-being, we can help improve your overall quality of life and ensure that you have the support you need to provide the best care possible.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW: FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How It works ​
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Schedule an Intake: Start by connecting with our team. ​
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Discovery Session: We’ll meet you in your home to learn about your family’s goals.​
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Ongoing Support: Weekly sessions are available by phone or virtually, tapering to bi-monthly and then monthly as your needs change.​
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End Anytime: You can finish the program whenever you like and return anytime a new need arises.​​​
Program
Overview:
Frequently
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Questions
Elligibility
We Our program is open to all caregivers of family members with disabilities, regardless of age, background, or ethnicity.
Accessibility
We recognize that language barriers can be significant for the Hispanic/Latinx community, our program is culturally appropriate and available in Spanish to support the population we serve.
Cost
Our program is completely free for families, made possible through grant funding.
Service Areas
Nuestro Aurora is available in the following counties: Serving Spokane, Adams, Grant, Chelan, Douglas, Franklin and Whitman Counties
Referrals - How It works
Families can join on their own or through referrals from hospitals, schools, and community organizations we collaborate with.
Get in Touch
Call us today for more information or to schedule your intake appointment!
509-557-0566
laura.b@raiceswa.org
