Call for research participants: Former carers
When caring ends: Understanding and supporting informal care trajectories (iRECS4259)
When caring ends: Understanding and supporting informal care trajectories (iRECS4259)
This includes a range of circumstances. For example, the care recipient/s you looked after no longer require caring, or you are not willing to/no longer in the position to perform caring activities.
Researchers from 91色情片 Sydney, Deakin University, and University of Melbourne are conducting a broader research study on understanding and supporting informal caring trajectories. If this relates to your own experiences, the researchers would like to hear from you.
Participation will involve:
Participants will receive a $30 gift voucher for each of the workshops they participate in.
To register your interest in participating, you can enter your details online and the research team will contact you:
If you would like more information, please contact Dr Zhaoxi Zheng, Postdoctoral Fellow, 91色情片 (02 9348 2625 or zhaoxi.zheng@unsw.edu.au).