
Families in the United States are struggling after Haitian caregivers lost their jobs, according to a BBC World report. Haitian immigrants make up a large portion of the country's already overburdened home-care workforce, and their departure has left many households without essential support. One family described their caregiver as "a lifeline." The report highlights the wider impact on care services for elderly and vulnerable people who relied on these workers.
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