Thank you Woking Lions
A big thank you to Woking Lions Jackie Taylor Memorial Fund for their very generous donation to help young carers aged 5 and up in the Woking area.
A round up of the local - and national - news affecting carers
A big thank you to Woking Lions Jackie Taylor Memorial Fund for their very generous donation to help young carers aged 5 and up in the Woking area.
A team from our long-standing supporters Berkeley Homes have just completed Surrey's 3 Peaks Challenge, raising funds to help us help more young carers.
RIP Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, 1926-2022
Hundreds of our young carers and their families have been able to enjoy our Fun Days at the splendid Hampton Court Place this summer, enjoying the beautiful setting, brilliant activities and the chance to be together as a family, with their cared for.
We're looking for more volunteers for a range of roles, including supporting carers who attend our drop in Hubs for advice and support. Could this be you? The commitment is only a few hours a week and we have locations across Surrey. You'll make a real difference. Hear from recent volunteer Ashu about how she's finding volunteering.
Our wonderful fundraiser Jule is approaching three-quarters of her way through her bonkers, but fantastic, 100 Hats Swim Challenge. She's raising money for us and Alzheimer's Research UK, by swimming 100 outdoor swims, each in a different and very memorable hat - most home made. Can you support Jule?
The UK's most comprehensive survey into the lives of unpaid carers is open – can you share your experiences to help make live better for all carers?
A new report from the Children's Commissioner highlights the challenges and needs of young carers in school
To improve services, Surrey County Council/NHS are running a consultation with people and carers who have used key Surrey Mental Health Services. There are face to face and online events for you to share your views.
SCC and NHS partners have published their draft Strategy for Young Carers. They want your views to make sure it will meet the needs of the county's carers aged 5-17.