Incare surevey attitudes

Attitudes, experiences and expectations on long-term care in North Macedonia

InCARE has launched a third national factsheet on long-term care in North Macedonia. The team found that availability and affordability remain major barriers in accessing formal care services in North Macedonia. Many individuals have felt obligated to provide care despite negative impacts on their health and career. There are also strong preferences for formal care options and less responsibility for families in the country, yet increased financial protection and support for informal carers. Read more

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