'I wish I had asked for support earlier' - Immigrant family caregivers' experiences of living with a person with dementia.

Introduction: Immigrant family caregivers are increasing worldwide, likewise the number of older people with dementia. Caring for a person with dementia is demanding, with the carer's own life put on hold. Immigrant family caregivers have been less studied.

Impact of a person-centred group intervention on life satisfaction and engagement in activities among persons aging in the context of migration.

There is a growing need to support the health and wellbeing of older persons aging in the context of migration. We evaluated whether a group-based health promotion program with person-centred approach, maintained or improved life satisfaction and engagement in activities of older immigrants in Sweden. A randomised controlled trial with post-intervention follow-ups at 6 months and 1 year was conducted with 131 older independently living persons aged ≥70 years from Finland and the Balkan Peninsula.