Multigenerational Caregiving Data Act mandates inclusion of a question on multigenerational caregiving in major federal population surveys.
The Multigenerational Caregiving Data Act requires the Secretary of Commerce to ensure that at least one major federal population survey includes a question to identify individuals who provide unpaid care or assistance to both children and older adults within the previous 12 months. The act defines multigenerational caregivers as those who care for at least one child and one adult, where the adult may be either a younger adult with a health condition or disability or an older adult with a health condition or disability.
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