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Are you a Carer looking after a family member, partner or friend in need of help because they are ill, frail or have a disability? Are you juggling work and caring, looking to return to work, or hoping to re-train or learn a new skill?
If so Action for Carers and Employment may be able to help you. ACE (Surrey) provides specialist support, information and advocacy for Carers, and former Carers, in relation to employment, training and leisure activities.

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Our disability services provide disabled children and their families with residential and short break care, help families deal with challenging behaviour, provide specialist education and leisure opportunities, and offer innovative programmes such as the Access to IT project, which uses information technology to enhance disabled children’s confidence and their educational and social inclusion.

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This is a unique community based resource in the East Midlands providing individuals with opportunities and support to make real choices about their lives and how they want to live.

Resources include:-
- Extended Stay with one of our approved family providers

- Respite or holidays away from home with one of our approved family providers

- Day Time Provision what you want to do when you want to do it with someone to help

- At Home Day Service support and respite for clients and their families with dementia with one of our approved providers

Lifestyle Brokerage

Offering support and administration to those with a personalised budget or direct payment.

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We have a range of care, housing and services for older people. Whether you choose to live in your own property, in sheltered housing or in one of our care homes, our services are designed to help you to get the best from life.

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Avenues has changed the way it provides services, creating a Group structure of charitable organisations that focus on different parts of our work. Avenues Trust Support Services concentrates on providing high quality individually planned support in small, specialist, residential settings for people with learning disabilities and mental health issues. Avenues Trust Community Support Services provides community based support to a wide range of adults and young people in their own homes. Southwark Home Care is a major provider of quality home care in that borough. Community Futures Kent is a new person centred community development organisation based in West Kent. The individual websites will tell you more about their services.

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We provide a range of support services to Adults and Children with disabilities in the London Borough of Bexley and surrounding areas.
You can access information on the range of services we provide, find out about job vacancies, training courses and fundraising events.
Also find out how you can help to make a real difference to the people we care for with physical, learning, mental health and complex needs.

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The British Red Cross provides a range of services across the UK, from emergency response and first aid to helping people in the home and loaning medical equipment.

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The Brothers of Charity Services is an organisation whose vision is to provide a range of services to people with learning disabilities which support their individuality, choice, rights and dreams.

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Innovate, develop, promote and support housing related policies and practical initiatives which enable older and disabled people to live independently in their own homes for as long as they wish.

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It is an independent housing advice agency, established in 1988, which aims to advise and support older or disabled people who need repairs, improvements or adaptations carried out to their homes.

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Carers FIRST is an independent, charitable organisation supporting and helping carers in Tonbridge & Malling, Tunbridge Wells, Sevenoaks, Edenbridge and the surrounding areas. Carers FIRST is funded by Kent Social Services, Trusts, Connexions and private donations.

If you are looking after an ill or disabled relative or friend and your life is restricted because of this, or if your help is essential to enable somebody to go on living at home, then you are a carer

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Many people are caring for an elderly relative, a sick friend or a disabled family member. They do it unpaid and often without support. Carers Northern Ireland is the voice of carers. We improve carers' lives by providing information and advice and by campaigning for change. We are part of Carers UK.

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We are an independent organisation offering free support to Carers in Banstead, Epsom and Ewell. We also offer a back care advice service for Carers, covering East Elmbridge and Mole Valley too.

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You are a Carer if - your life is significantly affected by looking after a person who is ill, frail or disabled in some way and you are not either getting paid for doing so or volunteering through an organisation. They could have mental ill health, learning difficulties, physical difficulties, be elderly and frail, or a combination of difficulties. This means that you could be caring for a friend, neighbour or relative, it could be your child, spouse, parent or cousin that you are caring for.

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Carers Together has brought together its knowledge of caring in this web site. It is available for any carer in Hampshire including those living in cities, towns or rural communities.
It is for people - relatives, friends or neighbours - who are looking after or concerned about another person. This may be because they are old and frail, have a disability, have a long or short term health condition. It may be because they are isolated or struggling to cope.
People can share their concerns, link to other carers, find out what is available to support them, help them to find where to find support, and find out about the Hampshire Carers Network.

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