A round up of the local - and national - news affecting carers
We are pleased to announce the formal appointment of our new joint Chairs, Holly Baker and Stephanie Fitzgerald as well as welcome new Trustees Kim Jacobs and Mike Corrigan.
Do you love amazing spaces and beautiful places? Knowing that carers can struggle with their wellbeing, and the great benefit being in NT properties can bring, the National Trust have kindly donated some 'Acorn Passes' for our registered carers, allowing free access. We have some left - apply today!
Luminus wants to hear from unpaid carers about how you feel your GP supports you with your caring role. There's a survey as well as a chance to share your views directly.
Looking for a rewarding way to give back to your community? Come along to Homestarts's Mini Volunteers Fair on Wednesday 9 September, from 10.00am–12.00pm, at Astolat, Guildford, and discover the wide range of volunteering opportunities available with local charities.
Government publishes Carer Action Plan, aiming to improve support for the UK's millions of unpaid carers
Please complete Carers UK's annual national State of Caring Survey to help government and other key decision makers fully understand the needs and situations of the UK's carers
Surrey revealed for having the 2nd largest number of young carer in England
The Government is asking for views on employment rights for unpaid carers, including how carers can be better supported to balance work and caring.
From Wisley to Brooklands, Carers Week 2026 brought unpaid carers together for more than 20 events across Surrey, offering opportunities to meet other carers, take a break and access support.
A new report from national charity Carers UK shows just how many working carers are being forced to give up employment, because of the pressures of trying to balance work with caring.
Thank you to our amazing volunteers, this Volunteers' Week. Would you like to join them?
With the current Heatwave continuing in Surrey, it’s important to take precautions—especially if you or someone you care for is older, very young, venerable, or has a long-term health condition.
