Millions of French people regularly assist a parent, child, spouse, or close relative who has lost their ability to perform daily tasks, often without public recognition. These individuals, known as caregivers, provide essential support in the home, helping with everything from personal care to medical needs. Franceinfo, a French news outlet, is now giving these caregivers a platform to share their experiences, expectations, and ideas as the country approaches its upcoming presidential elections. With less than eight months until the first round of the presidential election, the candidates running for the Elysée Palace have been relatively silent on the challenges faced by the 8 to 11 million people who care for elderly, ill, or disabled relatives. This issue is of national significance: according to the French government, one in five adults is a caregiver, and this number is expected to grow in the coming years due to the aging population. As the country grapples with an increasing demand for support services, the voices of these caregivers are becoming more important than ever. In preparation for National Caregiver Day on October 6, Franceinfo is collecting stories and insights from caregivers across France. The initiative aims to highlight the difficulties they face and the changes they believe could improve their lives. Whether it's access to professional help, financial support, or better recognition of their role, caregivers are encouraged to share their thoughts and suggestions. If you are helping a family member with daily tasks and are experiencing challenges, Franceinfo invites you to participate in their survey. You can share your experiences and ideas with the editorial team by answering their questionnaire. Be sure to provide your contact information if you are willing to be interviewed for a feature article. All submissions may be anonymized to protect your privacy.