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Caring4Carers Helping Young Caregivers of People Living with Dementia - a Translational Research Project

WHO WE ARE: Our research team, Caring4Carers, is a group of Master’s students in the Translational Research Program () a...
07/31/2023

WHO WE ARE: Our research team, Caring4Carers, is a group of Master’s students in the Translational Research Program () at the University of Toronto (), and we are back for the final stage of our research project!

WHAT: For our research project, we are recruiting young caregivers (aged 18-30 years) who provide(d) care in the past 3 years to someone living with dementia in Ontario. For our final project phase, we are asking these individuals to attend and contribute to a series of co-design workshops! The goal of this workshop series is to co-create an intervention to improve social connection for young caregivers. Within these workshops, participants will be able to draw on their personal experiences, and creative ideas to try and address this healthcare problem! Each workshop will be approximately 1.5-2 hours long in duration. Co-Design Workshop members will be provided with an appreciation of $20, plus compensation for applicable transit and/or parking fees, for EACH workshop attended. “Providing care” can mean a lot of different things, including (but not limited to):
- Dressing and grooming
- Administering medications
- Practical and financial support
- Emotional support

WHEN: This series of Co-Design Workshops will take place throughout the month of May – July 2023.

WHERE: The virtual platform and/or in-person location of the workshops will be collectively decided upon by the Workshop members and project team.

WHY: By participating in this series of Co-Design Workshops, you will have the chance to cocreate an intervention that supports young caregivers of people living with dementia. Here you can share your experiences and ideas in a meaningful way, with the goal of addressing this healthcare challenge.

If you are interested in learning more about or contributing to this project in any way, please contact our team at: caring4carers.trp@utoronto.ca. Let’s all work together to make a positive impact for young caregivers and the dementia community! Thank you so much!

Swipe through to get to know our Caring4Carers team!Learn more about our research project by visiting our website caring...
06/06/2023

Swipe through to get to know our Caring4Carers team!

Learn more about our research project by visiting our website caring4carers.my.canva.site (linked in bio) or by checking out the rest of our Instagram page ().

Earlier this week, our C4C Team presented a poster at the UoFT 2023 Laboratory Medicine and Pathology Research Conferenc...
06/01/2023

Earlier this week, our C4C Team presented a poster at the UoFT 2023 Laboratory Medicine and Pathology Research Conference ()!

It was a great day full of interdisciplinary knowledge exchange and networking!

Learn more about our research project at https://caring4carers.my.canva.site/.

WHO WE ARE: Our research team, Caring4Carers, is a group of Master’s students in the Translational Research Program (.uo...
05/23/2023

WHO WE ARE: Our research team, Caring4Carers, is a group of Master’s students in the Translational Research Program (.uoft) at the University of Toronto ().

WHAT: For our research project, we are recruiting young caregivers (aged 18-30 years) who provide(d) care in the past 3 years to someone living with dementia in Ontario. With these
individuals, we will conduct Focus Groups (1.5-2 hours) to learn more about their experiences with social connection. All participants will be provided with an appreciation of $20, plus compensation for applicabletransit or parking fee
“Providing care” can mean a lot of different things, including (but not limited to):

- Dressing and grooming
- Administering medications
- Practical and financial support
- Emotional support

WHEN: Focus Groups will be conducted in the months of – April-June 2023.

WHERE: Focus Groups will take place in-person at the University of Toronto, St. George campus, or online via the platform Zoom.

WHY: By participating in these Focus Groups, you will have the opportunity to share your experiences providing care to someone living with dementia. This may also be a great opportunity to connect with other individuals who have similar experiences.

Your contributions to our project will help us understand the social connection of young caregivers of people living with dementia. This can lead to increased awareness of this population, and the development of personalized resources and supports for young caregivers.

If you are interested in learning more about or contributing to this project in any way, please contact our team at: caring4carers.trp@utoronto.ca. Let’s all work together to make a positive
impact for young caregivers and the dementia community!

Thank you so much!

WHO WE ARE: Our research team, Caring4Carers, is a group of Master’s students in the Translational Research Program (.uo...
04/04/2023

WHO WE ARE: Our research team, Caring4Carers, is a group of Master’s students in the Translational Research Program (.uoft) at the University of Toronto ().

WHAT: For our research project, we are recruiting post-secondary students (aged 18-24 years) who are currently providing care or have provided care in the past 12 months to someone living with dementia in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA). With these individuals, we will conduct Focus Groups (1.5-2 hours) to learn more about their experiences with social connection. All participants will be provided with an appreciation of $20, plus compensation for applicable transit or parking fees.

“Providing care” can mean a lot of different things, including (but not limited to):
Dressing and grooming
Administering medications
Practical and financial support
Emotional support

WHEN: Focus Groups will be conducted in the months of May - June 2023.

WHERE: Focus Groups will take place in-person at the University of Toronto, St. George campus, or online via the platform Zoom.

WHY: By participating in these Focus Groups, you will have the opportunity to share your experiences providing care to someone living with dementia. This may also be a great opportunity to connect with other individuals who have similar experiences.

Your contributions to our project will help us understand the social connection of young caregivers of people living with dementia. This can lead to increased awareness of this population, and the development of personalized resources and supports for young caregivers.

If you are interested in learning more about or contributing to this project in any way, please contact our team at: caring4carers.trp@utoronto.ca. Let’s all work together to make a positive impact for young caregivers and the dementia community!

Thank you so much!

WHO WE ARE: Our research team, Caring4Carers, is a group of Master’s students in the Translational Research Program (.uo...
04/04/2023

WHO WE ARE: Our research team, Caring4Carers, is a group of Master’s students in the Translational Research Program (.uoft) at the University of Toronto ().

WHAT: For our research project, we are recruiting post-secondary students (aged 18-24 years) who are currently providing care or have provided care in the past 12 months to someone living with dementia in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA). With these individuals, we will conduct Focus Groups (1.5-2 hours) to learn more about their experiences with social connection. All participants will be provided with an appreciation of $20, plus compensation for applicable transit or parking fees.
“Providing care” can mean a lot of different things, including (but not limited to):
- Dressing and grooming
- Administering medications
- Practical and financial support
- Emotional support
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WHEN: Focus Groups will be conducted in the months of May - June 2023.

WHERE: Focus Groups will take place in-person at the University of Toronto, St. George
campus, or online via the platform Zoom.

WHY: By participating in these Focus Groups, you will have the opportunity to share your experiences providing care to someone living with dementia. This may also be a great opportunity to connect with other individuals who have similar experiences.
Your contributions to our project will help us understand the social connection of young caregivers of people living with dementia. This can lead to increased awareness of this population, and the development of personalized resources and supports for young caregivers.

If you are interested in learning more about or contributing to this project in any way, please contact our team at: caring4carers.trp@utoronto.ca. Let’s all work together to make a positive impact for young caregivers and the dementia community!
Thank you so much!

WHO WE ARE: Our research team, Caring4Carers, is a group of Master’s students in the Translational Research Program (.uo...
04/04/2023

WHO WE ARE: Our research team, Caring4Carers, is a group of Master’s students in the Translational Research Program (.uoft) at the University of Toronto ().

WHAT: For our research project, we are recruiting post-secondary students (aged 18-24 years) who are currently providing care or have provided care in the past 12 months to someone living with dementia in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA). With these individuals, we will conduct Focus Groups (1.5-2 hours) to learn more about their experiences with social connection. All participants will be provided with an appreciation of $20, plus compensation for applicable transit or parking fees.
“Providing care” can mean a lot of different things, including (but not limited to):
- Dressing and grooming
- Administering medications
- Practical and financial support
- Emotional support
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WHEN: Focus Groups will be conducted in the months of February - April 2023. WHERE: Focus Groups will take place in-person at the University of Toronto, St. George
campus, or online via the platform Zoom.
WHY: By participating in these Focus Groups, you will have the opportunity to share your experiences providing care to someone living with dementia. This may also be a great opportunity to connect with other individuals who have similar experiences.
Your contributions to our project will help us understand the social connection of young caregivers of people living with dementia. This can lead to increased awareness of this population, and the development of personalized resources and supports for young caregivers.
If you are interested in learning more about or contributing to this project in any way, please contact our team at: caring4carers.trp@utoronto.ca. Let’s all work together to make a positive impact for young caregivers and the dementia community!
Thank you so much!

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