Caregiver Support
Respite, training and resources helping caregivers sustain long-term care.
项目故事
Family caregivers of persons with dementia report burnout rates above 40% and a measurable loss of economic productivity. Without respite and skills training, caregiving often collapses into medical crisis — for the care recipient and the caregiver alike.
What this Cause funds
Structured respite sessions, peer support groups, and practical training — from safe-handling techniques to navigating Singapore's healthcare subsidies. Programmes are delivered by IPC partners with trained facilitators and evidence-based curricula.
Why it matters
Supporting caregivers is how we sustain eldercare at scale. Every hour a caregiver gets back is an hour they can spend on their own health, work, or the rest of their family — which makes them more sustainable carers in the long run. [DRAFT]
