Hong Kong is evaluating an extension of its home visit program to include individuals aged 60-80 who are providing care for chronically ill family members. This consideration follows a recent, unspecified tragedy involving a senior carer, prompting concerns about the well-being of those providing long-term care. Secretary for Labour and Welfare Chris Sun announced the potential expansion during a public television appearance on Sunday. Currently, the scheme primarily focuses on elderly individuals with limited support networks. The proposed change aims to address the needs of a growing demographic of “young elderly” caregivers who may also require assistance. Authorities are assessing the logistical and resource implications of broadening the program’s scope. The move signals a heightened awareness of the challenges faced by both care recipients and their caregivers in Hong Kong.