Our vision at Carers Trust is that unpaid carers are heard, valued and have access to the support, advice and resources they need to live a fulfilling life alongside caring.
Carers Trust held an event at the Old Bailey to mark 50 years since the setting up of the UK’s first ever carer organisation. The event highlighted the incredible work undertaken by local carer organisations to support millions of unpaid carers across the UK.
Young Carers Action Day 2023 surveyed over 1000 people and makes for alarming reading. Find out more about the key findings.
Find out about Mental Health Awareness Week 2023 including this year’s theme anxiety and discover a range of useful mental health resources.
We provide a wealth of information online to help unpaid carers access the support they need.
Locally, our network of partners support carers throughout the UK, giving them access to help, advice and breaks from caring.
Unpaid carers are propping up the care system but are often unable to access the support they need, a report by the King’s Fund says.
Carers Trust has warned that young and young adult carers “urgently need more recognition and help” after University College London (UCL) research showed they are 38% less likely than their peers to get a degree.
Carers Trust’s Head of Young Carers and Young Adult Carers, Vicky Morgan, reports from Birmingham on a conference that brought together organisations delivering the Making Carers Count project.
A donation to Carers Trust allows us to reach more of the UK’s hidden carers and provide the support they need to care for the people they love.