2026 Campaign

VOICES OF CARE

Since 2025, the Global Alliance for Care has used the International Day of Care and Support to bring the many voices of care into the global conversation.

In 2026, #VoicesOfCare continues this effort by amplifying the voices of paid and unpaid care workers, as well as people who receive care and support. Through events, public actions, advocacy, stories, multimedia content, and collective initiatives, the campaign helps ensure that their experiences, knowledge, and perspectives inform conversations and decisions about care.

#VoicesOfCare #29OCT

Activation Kit

Ideas, resources, and practical tools to help you take action and participate in the 2026 campaign.

Press Kit

A practical resource for journalists and communicators featuring key facts, data, messages, and recommendations to support accurate and inclusive reporting on care and the International Day of Care and Support.

Communication Materials

Use the visual identity we have created for the International Day of Care and Support and adapt the campaign materials to your activities.

  • Editable Canva templates for campaign messages and events.
  • Posters and printable materials.
  • Banners for websites and newsletters.
  • Backgrounds for video calls.
  • Editable Adobe Illustrator files.
  • Design adaptations for stages, photo backdrops, screens, banners, and in-person activities.

Collective Agenda

COMING IN SEPTEMBER 2026

Explore the events, campaigns, and activities organized by members of the Global Alliance for Care for the 2026 edition. Get inspired, take part, and join the global mobilization around 29 October.

Collective Campaign Kit

COMING IN SEPTEMBER 2026

Discover the campaign resources collectively developed by members of the Global Alliance for Care for the International Day of Care and Support 2026. Use, adapt, and share them to support your own activities and amplify the campaign.

Observance date
October 29, 2026
Campaign period
September 1, 2026 to November 15, 2026

Materials library

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