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Why many Americans are caregivers in disguise
- Fifty percent of Americans do not identify as caregivers, yet many perform caregiving tasks, such as running errands for seniors and providing emotional support .
- The survey found that 58% of respondents are available at all times for the person they care for.
- Seventy-Four percent of caregivers reported that it was one of the most rewarding experiences of their lives.
- Many caregivers view their role positively, stating it presents opportunities for connection, learning family stories, and finding joy.
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Grand Rapids Herald-Review
Why many Americans are caregivers in disguise
Half of Americans don’t consider themselves a “caregiver,” but new research revealed that some have already assumed the role. That’s according to a survey of 2,000 Americans, including 1,000 who are caring for (or have cared for) a senior. For…
More and more people take care of older adults without realizing that they already exercise as caregivers. Even if they do not take the role officially, their emotional and practical work is key and deeply significant.
Beyond the job title – understanding caring responsibilities in the workplace - Acuity Law
Each day across the UK, millions of people go to work carrying responsibilities far beyond their job description. They might be supporting a parent with dementia, a partner recovering from illness, or a child with additional needs. They might not speak about it. They might not even see themselves as carers. But they are. This Carers Week (9–15 June 2025), we’re shining a light on the hidden world of caring. The theme this year is “Caring About …
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