Often, people associate the term “carer” with a specific image or scenario. The first thing that comes to mind is that of a paid professional looking after someone in a medical setting. However, in Australia, there are almost 2.65 million unpaid carers. That is one person in 9. So, do you care? Many people wouldn’t consider themselves carers; they see themselves supporting someone they are emotionally connected to, whether a partner, family member, parent, or child. You may be an unpaid carer without realising that you are. Unpaid carers’ main responsibilities typically involve shopping, housework, cooking, home maintenance and providing transportation. How much do you care? The unpaid care provided…