Professionals who would like to refer to our Bradford Home from Hospital services, Supported Discharge or Carer Navigator teams, can submit a referral form using the button below.
Serving the people of Bradford, Harrogate, Selby and Craven Districts
Serving the people of Bradford, Harrogate, Selby and Craven Districts
You may not think of yourself as a carer, but you probably are. A carer is someone who provides unpaid help and support to a family member or friend who could not manage otherwise.
What Carer Navigators can offer:
We offer a range of information and support for carers. These include:
Support for NHS staff and patients:
If you are a professional working in hospital and asking yourself the following questions:
Then a Carer Navigator could be just the support you and your patients need.
If the person you care for is in hospital or has a hospital stay planned, don’t worry alone, pick up the phone and give us a call.
Bradford Royal Infirmary
Carer Navigator Service: 07394 569713 or 07394 569712
Airedale General Hospital
Carer Navigator Service: 07394 569715 or 07394 569714
Community Carer Navigator (BRI and Airedale General Hospital): 07801 577128
Or you can email us at: carernavigators@carersresource.org
If you are a professional working in hospital and would like to know more, please get in touch.
Professionals who would like to refer to our Bradford Home from Hospital services, Supported Discharge or Carer Navigator teams, can submit a referral form using the button below.
The service has continued to provide support throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.
We have attended discharge meetings virtually to ensure carers’ needs are heard.
There have been concerns about the lack of ward visits, so we liaised between ward staff and families to address these issues. There are options such as virtual visiting. In exceptional circumstances a visit may be allowed.
We continue to provide advice, information and a listening ear over the phone, so please get in touch.
The pandemic has been a difficult time for everybody. It has been especially challenging for those caring for a loved one. We have being talking to carers on the phone about their wellbeing and completing Emergency Plans for them.
It is important you get help if you are feeling low. Please know that you are not alone! You don’t have to wait for a professional to refer you: we are just at the other end of the phone.
