Dreaming of Home Care Futures

Resource type
Authors/contributors
Title
Dreaming of Home Care Futures
Abstract
Without a public home-care system, disabled people are forced to choose between living in a long-term care home, medical assistance in dying, and hiring an underpaid migrant home-care worker. ...As organizers, former care workers, and care receivers, we – Megan Linton, Mary Jean Hande, and Ethel Tungohan – know the transformative potential of building common cause between migrant care workers and low-income home-care users. We write this article as part of the Towards Just Care project, which brings together the perspectives of low-income home-care receivers and migrant care workers to imagine a more just home-care system that doesn’t rely on global labour exploitation that displaces workers from their families and communities and that provides inadequate home-care services that endanger care receivers.
Publication
Briarpatch
Date
2023-10-25
Language
English
Accessed
12/28/23, 10:38 PM
Citation
Linton, M., Hande, M. J., & Tungohan, E. (2023, October 25). Dreaming of Home Care Futures. Briarpatch. https://briarpatchmagazine.com/articles/view/dreaming-of-home-care-futures