Care-givers Usage of Care-givers' Training Grant

Debated in Parliament on 3 Sep 2019.

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Anthea Ong requested data from 2013 to 2018 on the number of caregivers using the Care-givers' Training Grant, broken down by caregiver type like family members or domestic workers, as well as the most popular caregiving course.
Gan Kim Yong reported the number and profile of unique caregivers who used the grant during that period, noting that eldercare courses, particularly those assisting with daily living and dementia care, were the most frequently taken.
The response highlighted trends in caregiver support through the grant, focusing on practical training for seniors' care needs.

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Anthea Ong

Ms Anthea Ong asked the Minister for Health for each year from 2013 to 2018 (a) what is the number of care-givers broken down by caregiver type, such as family member or domestic worker, who have used the Care-givers' Training Grant; and (b) which is the most popular care-giving course.

Gan Kim Yong

From 2013 to 2018, the number of unique caregivers1 who utilised the Care-givers Training Grant (CTG), and their profile are as follows:

The care-giving courses that are most frequently taken up under the CTG are eldercare courses, such as those equipping caregivers to assist those who need help with Activities of Daily Living, and to care for seniors with dementia.

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Anthea Ong requested data from 2013 to 2018 on the number of caregivers using the Care-givers' Training Grant, broken down by caregiver type like family members or domestic workers, as well as the most popular caregiving course.
Gan Kim Yong reported the number and profile of unique caregivers who used the grant during that period, noting that eldercare courses, particularly those assisting with daily living and dementia care, were the most frequently taken.
The response highlighted trends in caregiver support through the grant, focusing on practical training for seniors' care needs.

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Care-givers Usage of Care-givers' Training Grant

Debated in Parliament on 3 Sep 2019.

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Anthea Ong requested data from 2013 to 2018 on the number of caregivers using the Care-givers' Training Grant, broken down by caregiver type like family members or domestic workers, as well as the most popular caregiving course.
Gan Kim Yong reported the number and profile of unique caregivers who used the grant during that period, noting that eldercare courses, particularly those assisting with daily living and dementia care, were the most frequently taken.
The response highlighted trends in caregiver support through the grant, focusing on practical training for seniors' care needs.

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Anthea Ong

Gan Kim Yong

From 2013 to 2018, the number of unique caregivers1 who utilised the Care-givers Training Grant (CTG), and their profile are as follows:

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Anthea Ong requested data from 2013 to 2018 on the number of caregivers using the Care-givers' Training Grant, broken down by caregiver type like family members or domestic workers, as well as the most popular caregiving course.
Gan Kim Yong reported the number and profile of unique caregivers who used the grant during that period, noting that eldercare courses, particularly those assisting with daily living and dementia care, were the most frequently taken.
The response highlighted trends in caregiver support through the grant, focusing on practical training for seniors' care needs.

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Care-givers Usage of Care-givers' Training Grant

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