The Observatory published its latest newsletter to mark National Caregivers Week in Quebec and shine a spotlight on caregivers
In this latest edition, the Observatory reveals its program for the Week, it announces a new report and webinar on the recognition and self-identification of caregivers, and it launches the English version of its website.
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To support caregivers and shed light on the various realities of caregiving, the Observatory is launching a new “Caregiving trajectories” website section during National Caregivers Week.
The Observatory announces the departure of Cindy Starnino as Administrative Director and welcomes To Nhu Nguyen as her successor.
Les 18 et 19 octobre derniers, une délégation de l’Observatoire a participé au tout premier congrès intersectoriel sur les proches en santé mentale, organisé par Cap santé mentale à Québec, ayant comme thème « Ouvrons le dialogue pour créer un avenir meilleur ».
