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Caregiver Training Grant (CTG): Who Qualifies and What You Get

Learn how to access the $200 annual subsidy for caregiver training courses in Singapore.

The Caregiver Training Grant (CTG) provides financial support to help caregivers gain the specific skills needed to look after their loved ones more effectively.

Who it's for

This grant is designed for individuals who are currently providing care for family members. Specifically, you qualify if you are a caregiver for seniors aged 65 and above or if you are caring for persons with disabilities. This support is aimed at helping those in the caregiving role gain confidence and practical knowledge.

What you get

The scheme provides an annual subsidy to help offset the costs of professional development. You are eligible for a $200 subsidy each year to use toward caregiver training courses. This financial assistance is intended to make it easier for caregivers to access educational programs that improve their ability to provide quality care.

What it costs you

There is no direct monetary fee to access the grant itself, but there is a commitment of time required. To benefit from the subsidy, you must dedicate the necessary hours to attend the training sessions and complete the curriculum. You should plan your schedule to ensure you can balance your caregiving duties with the requirements of the training course.

The catch to know

The most important thing to remember is that you cannot simply choose any training course and expect the subsidy to apply. The training courses must be officially approved by the AIC to be eligible for the grant. Before you register or pay for any training, you must verify that the specific course meets the agency's requirements for funding.

How to apply

  1. Identify the specific caregiver training course you wish to attend.
  2. Verify with the training provider that the course is approved by the AIC.
  3. Check the current application requirements and available training schedules.
  4. Follow the official application steps provided by the issuing agency to claim your subsidy.