Caregiver's Bill of Rights

The Caregiver's Bill of Rights is a set of principles designed to support and protect individuals who care for others, often family members or friends, with chronic illness or disability. It recognizes their essential role and emphasizes their right to receive respect, support, and understanding. Key rights include the ability to take breaks, seek help, and be treated without discrimination. This document aims to ensure that caregivers are acknowledged for their vital contributions and have access to resources that can help them maintain their well-being while providing care.