Advice for Caregivers

Practical guidance for those caring for someone with terminal illness. Articles address caring for different family members, managing caregiver stress, and accessing respite services.

Caring for a Dying Child

Help and guidance for parents caring for a child with a terminal illness, covering physical, emotional and spiritual needs.

Caring for a Dying Parent

Caring for a dying parent means reversing your childhood roles, but respecting their independence and wishes matters as much as the practical help you give.

Caring for a Dying Spouse

How to care for a spouse with a terminal diagnosis while managing both medical decisions and your relationship.

Dealing with Stress and Anxiety

Caregivers managing stress while looking after a terminally ill loved one can use simple techniques like eating well and daily exercise to prevent burnout.

Juggling Responsibilities

When a loved one gets seriously ill, you still have work and other obligations to handle, making caregiving incredibly stressful.

Making Time for Yourself

Caregivers for terminally ill loved ones must prioritise their own health to avoid burnout and stay able to provide the care that's needed.

Respite Care

Respite care gives exhausted caregivers a break by arranging someone to care for their terminally ill loved one for a few hours or days.

Seeking Training to Manage Care

Family caregivers need training to safely help terminally ill loved ones with physical care, medications, and daily tasks at home.