Care Choices Ltd, Unit 2-3, Valley Court OfficesLower RoadCroydonRoystonCambridgeshireSG8 0HF
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- My Family, Our Needs is for parents; to give all the information and guidance you need, from Special Educational Needs Lawyers.
- This government-sponsored site explains what dementia is and why it is important to get a diagnosis, provides links to useful information. Also available are videos with advice, help and support for anyone newly diagnosed with dementia, worried they have early signs of dementia, or caring…Not applicable
- Nottinghamshire Carers Hub offers a range of services to carers and their families across the county of Nottinghamshire. We host regular meetings for carers where a range of activities, speakers and a listening ear are available. We consult the members of the group to help…
Various dates and times please see attached
- Being a carer may affect your health, work, social life, finances, education, or family and personal life. It is important that you know what help is available to help you balance your caring life with a life of your own. There are a number of…
Helpline available Mon - Fri 9am-5pm, late calls by arrangement
- Are you providing much needed care for a loved one, friend or family member? Come and meet a qualified support worker and other carers, share experiences, support each other, access information, advice and training. Meet guest speakers on subjects that may help you in your…
Every first Wednesday of the month 10.00am - 12.00pm
- The Gedling Carer Support Group provides an opportunity to meet with other carers to share experiences and access support and information. Come and hear guest speakers talk on services and support for carers and access occasional training sessions. Please click on website below for further…
Every second Tuesday of the month 10:30am - 12:30pm
- Breaks from caring In light of the current COVID-19 (or Coronavirus) crisis, access to carers breaks has had to be changed to accommodate current social distancing and additional infection control measures being in place. View the short breaks fact sheet [PDF] for more information. A planned short break…
- People who look after a sick, disabled or elderly friend or relative sometimes need a break away from their duties. If a carer wants a break, then we may be able to offer respite care in your home or in a residential or nursing home.…
- Fostering is caring for a child or young person in your own home when they are unable to stay with their own families. By becoming a foster carer you can make a real difference to a child’s life
- Caring for someone, whether they’re a family member, partner or friend, is very rewarding but at times it can be stressful and feel isolating. Our carer support services are there to help you cope with the challenges caring may bring. Our adult carer support service…
