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Caregiver Updates

  • Jun 10
  • 1 min read

Ontario Government Expanding Benefits for Care Providers


In April, 2026, the Ontario government announced plans to expand mandatory WSIB coverage to an additional 29,000 frontline care workers in privately operated residential care facilities, retirement homes and group homes.


Read the Ontario Government announcement on expanded WSIB coverage for frontline care workers:


Caring in Canada 2026


In case you missed it, Caring in Canada 2026 is now available. Grounded in new national data and real caregiver experiences, the report highlights the growing pressures facing caregivers and outlines public policy solutions to improve the experiences for all those who give care.


Readers can view the full report here:



University of Calgary – Survey on Barriers for Neurodivergent People


The University of Calgary is conducting a research project to better understand the barriers neurodivergent people and their supporters face when seeking needed services. Individuals with lived experience, supporters, service providers, and advocates are encouraged to share their perspectives through a survey.



Caring for Those Who Care: A Photovoice Project with Caregivers of Children with Complex Care Needs


Trillium Health Partners is inviting caregivers in Peel Region to share their stories through a photovoice research project exploring how health systems can better support families. Using photography and guided discussion, participants will reflect on their lived experiences and help shape more inclusive, caregiver‑focused care. Learn more by emailing asli.nur@thp.ca.









 
 

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