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Caregiving is not a journey that should be travelled alone
The Straits Times
|October 16, 2025
The recent tragedy in Sengkang — where a father and his daughter were found dead in their flat raises a difficult but essential question: Who looks after the vulnerable when their caregivers are no longer able to?
The sheer heartache of this loss weighs heavily, making us wonder how such a profound tragedy could happen. Caregivers, especially those supporting loved ones with mental health conditions, critical illnesses or social challenges, often shoulder tremendous responsibilities for years on end.
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