Bloom In-Home Care Fund

One program answers
two failures at once.

Trans people need dignified employment. Disabled people need dignified caregivers. Bloom In-Home Care is being built to answer both at the same time — caregivers trained and paid fairly, clients treated as people rather than task lists. This fund pays for the building.

Support This Work

What this fund pays for.

  • Caregiver training development — the curriculum that turns good intentions into professional, trauma-informed care
  • The licensing and compliance groundwork an in-home care agency legally requires before it may serve a single client
  • Program infrastructure — intake, screening, and scheduling systems built before they are needed rather than after
  • The standard itself: care planned around what makes a life worth living, not the minimum a contract requires

Bloom In-Home Care Fund

This fund is being wired up. Every other fund is open at the giving page.

Honest about the stage

Bloom In-Home Care is in development — the model is set and the groundwork is underway, and this page will say so plainly until the agency is licensed and taking clients. A gift today funds the build, not a service that does not exist yet. We would rather tell you that than let you assume otherwise.

Why this is worth building

Someone at Bloom has been on the receiving end of agency care that treated a body as a checklist. This program exists so the next person gets something better — from a caregiver whose own dignity is part of the model.

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