 Background: With the escalating numbers of persons with Alzheimer Disease and related dementias ADRD in Canada, the Rising Tide report suggests that supporting family care partners of persons with AD is critical. Family caregivers provide about 90 of in-home care for persons with ADRD. The care is often difficult and complex due to co-morbidities in persons with ADRD. Family caregivers of older persons with ADRD and MCC experience significant, complex, distressing transitions such as changes to their environment, roles and relationships, physical and mental health, isolation, and taking on new tasks. A Transition Toolkit was developed for family caregivers of persons with AD living at home initially as a paper copy and since has been developed in an on-line format. The purpose of the Toolkit is to support caregivers through transitions and increase their self-efficacy, hope, and quality of life. Sections include About Me, Common Changes to Expect, Frequently Asked Questions, Resources, and Important Health Information. Data from a pilot study of the Toolkit suggest that it is feasible, acceptable, and may support caregivers through transitions. The on-line version of the Toolkit My Tools 4 Care includes interactive activities to help caregivers deal with their transitions and as such will be a novel online intervention. The investigators expect that My Tools 4 Care will result in improved caregiver outcomes, compared to an educational control group. 