Social Outreach & support, 601 E Street NW, Washington DC 20049. Phone: (202) 434-2296. The Association established the Grandparent Information Center to provide information to grandparents who are acting as parents or to grandparents who have a visitation problem. It also provides information about community-based grandparents groups and social service agencies.

"Grandloving: Making Memories with Your Grandchildren. We are a unique mother-in-law / daughter-in-law team who update our Web Magazine monthly with new ideas, print and send activities, and suggestions for keeping families close."

Presently over 3.7 million children in the United States live with grandparents. Over one-third (1.4 million) of these kids do so without their own parents living with them.* Countless other grandparents and other concerned relatives are dealing with situations in which they wish their grandchildren lived in safer, healthier environments.
We are those grandparents and other relatives. We are a generation of older people between the ages of 40 and 80 who are deeply involved, in a non-traditional way, with our grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Due to different situations in our lives, this challenge has been presented to us and we have accepted it; some happily, some reluctantly, some because we felt we had to. At a time in our lives when we expected to be leading very different lives we find ourselves enmeshed in diapers, PTA, Little League, Girl Scouts, not to mention the court system, social services departments, mental health professional, special education services, and health care battles.

Internet information for grandparents.