This book offers a tribal theological and therapeutic model for understanding and supporting caregivers. It is intended to serve caregivers and also those who seek guidance in caring for the sick and in strengthening the wellbeing of those who care for others. Drawing from tribal wisdom, Christian theological insights, and therapeutic perspectives, the study highlights the emotional, spiritual, and communal dimensions of caregiving. It seeks to affirm the dignity of caregivers and to propose a contextually grounded framework for compassionate and sustainable care. This work hopes to contribute to pastoral ministry, counselling practices, and community based caregiving by offering a model that nurtures both the caregiver and the one receiving care.
