Published on May 18, 2018
Caregivers Action Centre, in collaboration with several Caregiver Organizations across the country, participated in recent Federal Consultations about the Caregiver Program. What we are hearing from caregivers across Canada, and what we have been hearing for decades, is that caregivers need to be able to come here with their families and Permanent Residency from day 1. We submitted the following policy recommendations to the Federal Government for them to review before putting any new policies in place. We will continue to mobilize and push for change so that all migrant caregivers can come here and stay here with their families, and have access to decent and dignified work and lives. You can see our full report CAC Submission Caregiver Program Consultation 2018, submitted on behalf of Caregivers Action Centre and the following groups:
Association for the Rights of Household Workers (ARHW), Alberta Caregivers Association, Caregiver Connections Education and Support Organization (CCESO), Eto Tayong Caregivers (ETC), Filipino Canadian Advocacy Network, Immigrant Workers Centre, InterPares, Kabisig Society of Fort Saskatchewan, Vancouver Committee for Domestic Workers and Caregiver Rights, GABRIELA Ontario, Migrant Mothers Project, Migrant Workers Alliance for Change, Migrant Workers Rights Canada, Migrante Alberta, Migrante Ontario, and PINAY Quebec.