Carers' Information
What is a carer?
A carer is someone who provides unpaid care either frequently or infrequently to a person with care needs. Their care needs may be physical, psychological or emotional and they may or may not receiving care and treatment from our Trust. Many carers are related to the person they care for, but some are friends, neighbours or volunteers.
Our Trust sets out in its Vision and Values the intention to work together with carers to ensure the engagement and involvement of all.
The Trust provides services over a wide geographical area to people of all ages, including many children, elderly and also vulnerable adults, many of whom will have a carer.
Read what the Carers Trust has to say about ‘What is a Carer?’
Below you can find all sorts of useful resources, guides and links to partner organisations who provide support for carers.