Caring can be a lonely but rewarding endeavour. It’s a lot of responsibility, bringing with it added pressures. While it sometimes leaves you with less time for yourself, it can also teach you a lot about your strengths.
It’s challenging to know who to ask for advice, and where to get the assistance you need. In this section, we have guides on all aspects of caring. You’ll find advice about our practical, financial and emotional support for carers and the people they care for.
Whatever your situation is, we're here to support you, for as long as you need us to.
Our carer support officers can provide a listening, non-judgemental ear for anyone who wishes to talk about anything care-related. You can click on the button below to talk to one of our team.
Caring for another person has its ups and downs. It's an emotional time that can be draining without the right support. Here, we explore how you can get the emotional support you need as a carer.
There’s a lot to think about when you become a carer, and as your caring responsibilities increase. Everything from where the person you’re caring for lives, to managing finances, to dealing with doctors. This guide shares what you need to think about when caring for someone.
Self-care often goes out the window when your main priority is to look after someone else, but neglecting your own health can make caring harder. Taking time to nurture your physical and mental health will boost your wellbeing and ability to be a carer.
Do you know someone who’s a carer? Are you unsure of how to support them? Let’s take a look at some simple ways you can support someone you know who’s a carer.
