That is why the association is one petition started in the run-up to Informal Care Day on November 10, 2023. The petition includes requests to treat informal caregivers with confidence, to write clear letters at B1 level, to introduce a minimum burden of proof and to have a single point of contact for informal caregivers. “If we don’t do anything, things will go completely wrong. We want to make a strong fist, so that we can hand over all the signatures during the formation process,” says Kusters.
Informal care advocate wants to combat ‘regulatory nonsense’: ‘Informal caregivers must stay afloat’
