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More than a third of the sandwich generation feel overlooked by society
A poll of 2,000 adults found 44% of the sandwich generation always put others first and 67% say caregiving has hurt their mental health.
- Ahead of National Carers Week, a new OnePoll survey of 2,000 adults found that 44 per cent of the sandwich generation always put others before themselves.
- Nearly half admit to having less time than they desire, with 67 per cent reporting mental health impacts and 51 per cent feeling stressed as a result.
- AXA Health commissioned this research for its 'Cover that Cares' campaign, partnering with poet Hussain Manawer to capture how small gestures provide essential support.
- Respondents identified that 45 per cent need someone to 'share the load,' 42 per cent value a listening ear, and 40 per cent identified a physical gesture.
- The annual National Carers Week campaign begins June 8, with AXA Health CEO Heather Smith emphasizing the company's commitment to help remove burdens for those needing support.
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