This fact sheet (16 pages) presents a round-up of the financial support currently available in Quebec for caregivers. It also identifies the challenges caregivers encounter in terms of accessing support as well as how support can impact their lives. A number of possible solutions are proposed to caregivers, care receivers and decision-makers as well. This document is part of a set of fact sheets on caregiver support co-produced by the Centre for Research and Expertise in Social Gerontology (CREGÉS) and the Quebec Observatory on Caregiving. It is based on various literature reviews conducted by the CREGÉS under a provincial mandate granted to the CIUSSS West-Central Montreal by the Ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux (MSSS).
Fact Sheet: Financial Support for Caregivers
This fact sheet presents a round-up of the financial support currently available in Quebec for caregivers. It also identifies the challenges caregivers encounter in terms of accessing support as well as how support can impact their lives.
Year: 2022
Languages: English, French
Format: Summary document
Dimension(s) of caregiving:
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