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Taking a break (looking after families and carers 1) - bilingual

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Taking a break (looking after families and carers 1) - bilingual

Taking a break from caring, often called respite, or respite care, is important for anyone providing day-to-day care for someone with dementia. This help sheet discusses the benefits of taking a break, how to organise it and who can help.

The English version is included in the translated resource.

Organisation:
Dementia Australia
Topic:
Ageing and aged care, Dementia, Disability
Target audience:
General
Service area:
National
Published:
August 2016
Last reviewed:
September 2025

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