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Support for Adult Carers

The Carers’ Resource works closely with our colleagues in health and social care, whether it’s in your GP surgery or in hospital. We can offer different types of support depending on your needs. It may be a simple question, advice through a complicated issue or just someone to talk to.

Our Information Team is a comprehensive information and signposting service covering everything from specific illnesses and disabilities to short breaks and holidays and from transport to long-term care. Enquiries from carers, their families, professionals and the general public are dealt with promptly, and in confidence.

Our Carer Support Team of specialist staff can guide you through your caring role offering individually tailored support, advice on benefits entitlement, the chance to talk and guidance through the maze of local voluntary and statutory sector services available.

Our Link Team arranges activities, carer support groups, lunches and outings as well as visiting carers individually at their homes or a chat on the phone to offer companionship and extra support as and when they need it.

 

Our Children and Families Team offer specialist support for the whole family where parents are caring for children with special needs or where the children or siblings are young carers. The GO (Going Out) scheme provides specialist sitters to enable parents to take a break from caring for a disabled child.

Our Changing Lives Team supports carers to re-engage and maintain learning and employment opportunities. Carers have legal rights at work and juggling a job with caring responsibilities can be very demanding. Click here to go to their page.

To find out more, please contact us on the details below or fill in our online enquiry form.

Just Jack - Liz cares for her grandson, Jack, who has been labelled with a variety of acronyms which entitle him to extra support at school – but Liz feels as though she has been cast adrift in a sea of uncertainty… Click to view