Taking the Initiative
From founding PTAs to launching CICs, here’s how parent carers are advocating for their kids to create real change For many parent carers of children…
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More Than a Mother
You’re Not Alone
A Sibling’s Duty
In a Pickle
Carers Rights Day: empowering unpaid carers
The CIPR is looking for volunteers to serve on their Professional Standards Panel
Becoming a carer: How to look after yourself and your loved one after an Alzheimer’s diagnosis
Social prescribing: taking a holistic approach to care
Although social prescribing has been an official part of the mainstream healthcare system since 2019, it is still a lesser known form of support.
Calling for schizophrenia research
For the 24 million people who live with the schizophrenia worldwide, a change in attitudes and approach is essential.
Carers Week: Coping with caring through photography
Using her photography to help her cope with her caring responsibilities, Fiona has been building a series of pictures that represent the range of emotions carers often feel.
Recognising carers in the community
Across the UK, unpaid carers are the heart of communities. This Carers Week (5-11 June 2023), it’s time to recognise their vital contribution and highlight both local and national sources of support.
Celebrating neurodiversity with Nicky and Kirsty Campbell
Broadcaster Nicky Campbell and his daughter Kirsty share more than a familial connection: they both have a diagnosis of ADHD.
We Are Able: The campaign ensuring there’s no place like home
Home is where the heart is and where comfort and security lie. This philosophy is central to the We Are vulnerAble campaign which has been launched to empower thousands of people with additional needs to live independently and safely in their own homes.