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      MILLENNIALS: THE EMERGING GENERATION OF FAMILY CAREGIVERS

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      Innovation in Aging
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          About one in four family caregivers is a Millennial, and this generation is changing how we answer the question, “Who is a family caregiver?” Millennials in the caregiving role perform complex tasks at a rate similar to older generations, and provide on average more than 20 hours per week in care. In 2018, AARP Public Policy Institute published the first comprehensive report looking at Millennials as family caregivers. This presentation offers review of this report and a closer look into the background, experiences and challenges involved with being a Millennial family caregiver. This will include discussion on employment and workplace supports (or lack thereof), mental health caregiving and the notable diversity of this generation of family caregivers.

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          Journal
          Innov Aging
          Innov Aging
          innovateage
          Innovation in Aging
          Oxford University Press (US )
          2399-5300
          November 2018
          11 November 2018
          : 2
          : Suppl 1 , Program Abstracts from the GSA 2018 Annual Scientific Meeting “The Purposes of Longer Lives”
          : 240
          Affiliations
          AARP Public Policy Institute, Washington, District of Columbia, United States
          Article
          PMC6228628 PMC6228628 6228628 igy023.896
          10.1093/geroni/igy023.896
          6228628
          ef41a230-c5e4-4160-a37f-44197f3542f9
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