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carer
carer (ˈkɛərə) n (Social Welfare) social welfare a person who has accepted responsibility for looking after a vulnerable neighbour or relative. Usual US and Canadian term: caregiver See also caretaker3Translationscarer
carer A person, usually a relative, parent, spouse, partner, child, or friend, who provides regular and substantial voluntary care, often in lieu of a paid care worker, to someone who is disabled, severely ill, frail or has a mental health problem.CARER
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| CARER➣Community, Ageing, Rehabilitation, Education and Research (University of Sheffield; UK) | | CARER➣Centre for Advice, Research and Education on Rights (Malawi) | | CARER➣Center for the Advancement of Radiation Education And Research |
ThesaurusSeecaregiver |