What are the rights of a primary care giver?

A primary caregiver has the right to access necessary information about the health and well-being of the person they are caring for, ensuring they can make informed decisions. They also have the right to receive support and resources to assist in their caregiving role, including respite care when needed. Additionally, caregivers are entitled to respect and recognition of their efforts, as well as the right to advocate for the needs and preferences of the individual they care for. Lastly, they should have the right to self-care and to seek help without feeling guilty or overwhelmed.