help and advice for carers.

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• you do things like helping someone to wash, dress and eat; taking them to regular appointments, doing their shopping or keeping them company
• you aren’t paid to look after the person you’re caring for
• you spend a lot of time caring for the person - there’s no legal definition of this, but it could mean anything from a few hours a day, to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
• you may or may not live with the person you’re caring for

Find out about what allowance / financial support you are entitled to.

See how you can save money and get help with energy costs.

See how you can apply now and save.

Being a carer can be very hard and overwhelming at times. See what support is available to you.

We welcome our carers to have a new patient and annual check up to make sure you are in good health to undertake your caring duties. And don't forget as a carer, you can get a Flu jab if you don't already qualify.