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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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Bracknell Forest Voluntary Action has launched a new befriending scheme aimed at the elderly and vulnerable. We have funding from Bracknell Forest Council, and are working closely with Age Concern Bracknell Forest, Be Heard, Good Neighbours schemes, Faith Groups, Carers UK and rethink to provide a service that is needed across the borough.

Our services are not a core function of Bracknell Forest Voluntary Action. We receive grant funding from the Department of Health via Bracknell Forest Borough Council, to provide a service to Carers.
Our services are focused on 2 groups of Carers:
Young Carers i.e. those under the age of 18
Adult Carers, those over the age of 18 caring for someone who is also over the age of 18.

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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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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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Carers Wales 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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The Carers’ Resource is the local, specialist carers’ centre for the Harrogate, Craven, Airedale and Bradford districts of Yorkshire.

A carer is someone who, without payment, provides help and support to a friend, neighbour or relative who could not manage otherwise because of frailty, illness or disability. They may even be juggling paid work with caring responsibilities at home. Carers have a tough job – it can mean unrelenting pressure, little chance to relax and a lot of worry. The system is complicated, and the issue is hidden.

The Carers’ Resource provides support for carers, no matter what their age, race, religion or needs. Follow the links to discover what support we can offer you as a carer, or as someone who might work with carers.

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Website for Carers in Surrey

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Carewell is a partnership between Bupa, Carers UK and MEND to help carers, and the people they care for, make positive changes to be healthier and happier. We know caring affects everyone’s life in a different way, and Carewell is our way of helping carers continue to provide great care and support to their loved ones.

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Caring with Confidence is a free programme of flexible sessions for unpaid carers to help make a positive difference to their lives and that of the person they care for.
Carers can get involved with Caring with Confidence in three ways – through local group sessions alongside other carers from their local community or from home using flexible self-study workbooks or online sessions designed to be completed at a pace to fit in with the demands on your time.

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Carers Support
This service for adult, concerned families and friends from 18 upwards. There is a seperate service for Young Carers.
Cornwall Young Carers Project

Cornwall Mental Health Project
What is this project about?
We are an independent organization working to support, promote and protect the rights of people with mental health problems.

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Across Devon there are five Devon Carers Link Services Workers who are here to help if you need information or support. They can provide support over the phone or let you know about the most relevant groups or organisations that can help you in your caring role. In some cases they can visit and provide one to one support.
They also run support groups across the County where you can meet carers living near you.

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Hillingdon Carers is an independent voluntary organisation. Registered charity number 1082297. We are a member of The Princess Royal Trust for Carers Network and affillated member to Carers UK.
Hillingdon Carers Information and Advice Centre offers information, advice and support services to carers throughout the London Borough of Hillingdon.

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KIDS Charity - Enabling disabled kids and their families to enjoy their lives

This includes Home Learning (Portage) services for very young disabled children, specialist nurseries and crèches, integrated support within Children’s Centres, short breaks for disabled children both community based and residential, playgrounds and play schemes.

This includes specialist youth groups (including drama), short breaks for disabled young people both community based and residential, transition support and our national Youth Inclusion Network.

This includes Parent Partnerships, parent forums, training for parents (e.g. Makaton), Key Working, and our London SEN Mediation Service.

Support for Siblings of disabled children and young carers
This includes sibling groups, Young Carers groups and the inclusion of siblings in KIDS playgrounds

One of the main functions of this Carers website is to help all carers in Lincolnshire get the
information and assistance they require to support their needs, now and in the future.

This website contains information for family members and friends of people who have psychosis.
The information is based on the results of research carried out to learn more about the causes of psychosis and to develop better treatments or improve existing ones. Many researchers also work in NHS mental health services
and so have extensive knowledge about psychosis as a result of their professional experience.

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