When providing care services, never photograph or share images of the care recipient

(FWA 2026/08/24)

As a care worker you likely accompany the care recipient as part of their daily life, including going outdoors, receiving medical treatment, or rehabilitation. Do not film or share photographs of the individual you are caring for, without first securing their consent

Common inappropriate behavior:

•Uploading photos of the care recipient to social media platforms such as TikTok or Instagram

•Recording daily caregiving activities and sharing the videos with friends or groups

•Live-streaming the care recipient’s daily life

•Publicly sharing details of the care recipient’s medical condition, home environment, or personal information

Caregiving work also involves protecting the dignity and privacy of the care recipient. If there is a need to take photographs or record aspects of their daily life, inform the individual concerned and obtain their consent before proceeding.

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