A round up of the local - and national - news affecting carers
Action for Carers Surrey's pioneering Moving and Handling is celebrating its 25th birthday this year. The supports carers across all of Surrey with looking after their backs and learning how to move and handle the person they care for safely and correctly.
We want to make it the best we can, for you. Please give us your views in our very short survey.
Carers UK shares new report into Carers Allowance Overpayments and what must be done and seeks Surrey carers to share their experiences
It's common for student carers to feel that their caring role might hinder their prospects of attending university due to financial concerns, worries about balancing studies with their caring responsibilities, or concerns about who would take over their caregiving duties in their absence.
A note from the two sponsors of the ongoing review into Surrey's Carer Replacement Breaks service about how the review has gone so far, current status and next steps.
Our new booklet is designed to help you relax and improve your wellbeing through a series of simple breathing and mindfulness exercises that can be done in a short amount of time.
We've recently taken part in an exciting new documentary being filmed by Japanese Director Mari Yamamoto, which looks at how support for young carers has developed over the decades in the UK.
Thanks to all those who took part in and supported Carers Week in Surrey 2024 - another fantastic year of celebrations.
Carers UK launched its State of Caring 2024 survey this week, and we need your help to get as many carers to complete the survey as possible to ensure their voices are heard by the next government, whoever that may be.
Carers UK have published a new report for Carers Week 2024, 'No Choice But to Care, highlighting pressures unpaid carers are under across the UK
We've decorated #ComptonPhoneBox to celebrate Carers Week, with lots of decorations on the outside and information on the inside. If you are driving through Compton, please stop and take a look!
A huge well done to the team from accountants Azets who climbed Mount Snowden in atrocious conditions to raise money for young carers in Surrey.
