MapHabit Action Fund is an Atlanta-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit established in 2020 to expand access to caregiving support, technology, training, and resources. It serves children, adults, and seniors living with cognitive disabilities or age-related health challenges, with a focus on helping people maintain dignity, independence, connection, and quality of life. Its work addresses needs associated with autism, Down syndrome, other developmental disabilities, dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, stroke, and general cognitive support.

The fund raises awareness of the need for technical care solutions and secures funding to bring hardware, interactive software, and care services to underserved communities. Its programs provide MapHabit-related caregiver support services at no cost to eligible families, individuals, and groups serving people with significantly limited incomes who cannot afford quality care technology and equipment. The fund’s stated program areas include caregiver grants, technology access, and community support. Through these efforts, MapHabit Action Fund aims to improve care and independence for people living with disabilities and older adults, while supporting the caregivers who assist them.