Resources for Caregivers
Self-care is important for caregivers and there are various respite programmes which enables caregivers to take time off to care for themselves. Here are some that you may recommend to your clients.
Resources for Partners
Based on feedback to AIC, most caregivers do not know where to search nor have time to read through the many resources. As such, AIC has put together a top 5 curated list of resources for caregivers which you can share with them. While the top 5 curated resources provide quick help, we do recognise that partners may need support in sieving out the relevant resources for the caregivers. Complementing the top 5 resources, a consolidated listing of resources has also been pulled together to address the varied needs of the caregivers.
Top 5 Caregiving Resources
Caregivers Respite Programmes
Night respite is an overnight respite option for caregivers caring for persons living with dementia displaying sundowning behaviour. Persons living with dementia will be meaningfully engaged during the respite session from 7pm to 7am. You may find out more here.
Home-based Respite supports caregivers of patients on home palliative care to help with activities of daily living, light house-keeping, maintenance of patient’s physical and cognitive well-being and care needs such as wound care. You may find out more here.
More Information
If you would like to find out more on the respective resources, you may find out here:
- Learning Guidebook for Stakeholders – A Guide for Caregiver Training Providers and Stakeholders in the Eldercare Sector
- Mental Health resources
- Dementia resources: Dementia Hub or AIC’s Dementia Resources
- General Caregiving resources
For service information, linkage, and resources on mental health or caregiving, email us at enquiries@aic.sg.
