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What are the Factors That Make a Difference to Caring? Whether the carer is alone or sharing care; this can determine the level of care provided or how able the carer is to cope. Is there only one person providing care? Are they sharing the care with other family members, friends or neighbours? Does the carer have additional help from care and support services?
What are the Factors That Make a Difference to Caring? What else is going on in the carers family life: one in six middle aged carers is also juggling other family responsibilities or caring for more than one person, often called “sandwich caring” Is the carer single or married? Do they have other children or grandchildren? Are they caring for more than one person?
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