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Caregiving Fest is happening as part of Caregiving Welfare Association’s annual Caregiving Week flagship event.
NeuroPal – a five-year programme to integrate palliative care upstream by involving multidisciplinary healthcare personnel – has already benefited nearly 2,000 patients since its launch last April.
Susie Lim reflects on caring for her autistic adult child as she ages. Beyond his caregiving needs, she is also planning for his future when she is no longer around to care for him.
Caregiving is a word laden with heaviness, especially when parenting your parents. What’s the upside of watching your parents grow old and fail? The lessons that come from it.
The Heartlanders programme aims to benefit over 9,000 heart failure patients over the next five years.
Raymond Fernando stood by his schizophrenic wife Doris Lau’s side for 40 years. Here are some of the lessons he learnt on his caregiving journey.
Caregiving is not easy, and caregiving costs can be one of the biggest headaches for the newbie caregiver. Bertha Henson shares how to utilise the grants available to help defray the costs of caregiving.
Being a caregiver was the furthest thing from her mind until her mother fell. Suddenly, Bertha Henson was shoved into the world of caregiving in Singapore. She shares her experience as a newbie caregiver in her ebook When Mama Fell.
The Caregiving Welfare Association (CWA) held its first Caregiving Fest this year, as the finale to Caregiving Week. As it turns out, caregivers have a lot of knowledge to share.
Jamie Buitelaar was in her late teens when her mother Alison was diagnosed with Young Onset Dementia, a form of dementia that begins to reveal itself in those aged 30 to 65. How did she take it in, and how did it change their relationship as they navigated the challenges of living with dementia together?