 Research Questions: 1 Does a transition intervention My Tools 4 Care increase hope, self-efficacy and health related quality of life of caregivers of persons with AD and MCC compared with an educational control group from baseline, one month, 3 and 6 months? 2 What are the costs of use of health services at 3 and 6 months of the transition intervention compared with the control group, from a societal perspective? Methods: The design is a pragmatic, multisite, mixed-methods randomized controlled trial Quantitative qualitative with family caregivers of persons 65 years of age who have ADRD and MCC. Participants will be English-speaking family or friends 18 years of age who provide physical, emotional, or financial care to persons with ADRD. Family caregivers will be recruited through multiple community associations, newspaper ads, posters, the Alberta Caregivers Association, the Alzheimer Society AS of Ontario and Alberta. Participants will be randomly assigned to:1 the on-line Transition toolkit Group 1 or 2 an educational control group Group 2 who will receive a copy of the Alzheimers Societys The Progression of Alzheimers Disease - Overview Booklet. The intervention group Group 1 will receive instructions on how to access My Tools 4 Care for 3 months. To assess dosage of the intervention, caregivers will be asked to document their use of the intervention using a checklist. For the Educational Control Group Group 2, the participants will receive a copy of the Booklet. Data for all participants will be collected at baseline, and again at 1 month, 3 and 6 months. 