Grandparents aged 55–72 who have taken over full-time care of grandchildren due to parental addiction, incarceration, or death — with no preparation, no tailored support, and shrinking budgets. They need legal navigation, trauma-informed parenting tools, and financial lifelines right now, not someday.
Over 2.6 million U.S. grandparents now serve as primary caregivers — up 15% since 2012 driven by substance use disorder — meaning the absolute market size keeps climbing even as individual households stay invisible to brands (Rolling Out, Feb 2026; wifitalents.com, Feb 2026).
The One Big Beautiful Bill enacted July 2026 expands SNAP work requirements to adults 55–64, putting grandparent-headed households directly in the path of the largest SNAP cut in history ($187B through 2034), forcing them to find new budget solutions fast (CBPP, Aug 2026).
New AARP research published June 2026 found grandparents provide 500+ hours of care and $2,654 in direct financial support per year per grandchild — a number that climbs far higher for custody grandparents who have no parental co-contributor, proving the financial gap is real and measurable (AARP, June 2026).
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