WELCOME TO ASSISTED CAREGIVER

Trust Us! We connect you
with the Ideal Caregiver

Trust Us! We connect you with the Ideal Caregiver

Where experience meets trust – Simplifying your caregiver search,
Meeting your caregiver needs.

Where experience meets trust – Simplifying your caregiver search, Meeting your caregiver needs.

ABOUT US

Caregivers VS Domestic Helpers

Caregivers

Professionally Trained And Experienced

Have a specialized skill set that includes knowledge of anatomy, physiology, nutrition, and pharmacology.

Competent To Meet Needs

ACG Caregivers are trained and able to assess a client’s needs and develop a care plan that meets those needs.

Holistic

Provide a variety of services, including assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), medication management, and emotional support.

Domestic Helpers

Unspecialised

May or may not have formal training or experience in providing care. May not have a specialized skill set related to caregiving.

Limited Knowledge

May not be able to assess a client’s needs and develop a care plan. May not be committed to providing holistic care.

Able to Handle Basic Tasks

May provide a limited range of services, such as companionship or assistance with basic tasks.

THE NEED FOR CAREGIVERS

Giving The Finest Possible Care To Those That Needs It

Professional caregiving is essential for ensuring the physical and emotional well-being of individuals who require care, as well as their family members. Skilled caregivers have the knowledge and experience to provide the best possible care, and our caregivers are committed to meeting the individual needs of yours.

STATISTICS

Caregiving in Singapore

In 2020, there were an estimated 210,000 caregivers in Singapore. This number is expected to increase to 350,000 by 2030.

  • More than half of caregivers in Singapore are women.
  • The average age of caregivers in Singapore is 46 years old.
  • Most caregivers in Singapore are employed.
    One in five caregivers in
  • Singapore is the sole caregiver for their loved one.
  • Caregivers in Singapore are at risk of burnout. In a 2023 survey, 40% of caregivers were found to be at risk of depression.

The need for caregiving in Singapore is increasing. Do not risk burnout!