Migrant Caregivers

Migrant caregivers are individuals who travel from one country to another to provide care and support, often for the elderly, children, or individuals with disabilities. They seek better job opportunities and usually work in households or care facilities. These caregivers play a vital role in many societies, addressing shortages in local caregiving staff. Their work can involve daily activities such as cooking, cleaning, medical assistance, and companionship. While they contribute significantly to the economy and community, migrant caregivers often face challenges such as legal issues, cultural adjustments, and sometimes exploitation.