Carers Trust responds to Autumn Statement
Carers Trust's CEO, Kirsty McHugh, responds to the "shameful" absence of social care in the Autumn Statement.
Carers Trust's CEO, Kirsty McHugh, responds to the "shameful" absence of social care in the Autumn Statement.
The first ever parliamentary inquiry into young and young adult carers has revealed a lack of support is having a devastating impact on their education, wellbeing and future prospects.
Carers Trust responds to a complete absence of social care plans in the King's Speech.
Carers Trust responds to the Care Quality Commission's State of Care report.
Carers Trust is aiming to transform carer involvement in the health system and improve treatment outcomes by growing an alliance between unpaid carers, those receiving care, services and mental health professionals.
Carers Trust responds to a speech by Wes Streeting, Shadow Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, at the Labour Party conference.
Carers Trust responds to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's conference speech.
Following reports of a proposed complete ban on pupils using mobile phones at school, Carers Trust's CEO, Kirsty McHugh, said there must be an exemption for young carers
Carers Trust has responded to party leader Sir Ed Davey's speech at the Liberal Democrat conference.
Almost half the UK’s estimated 7 million unpaid family carers aren’t getting the support they need to get by, while 41% say the hours they spend caring have soared over the past year, a survey by national charity Carers Trust has found.
Carers Trust responds to the Department of Health and Social Care’s announcement of £240m of winter funding for the NHS and social care.
Five simple changes schools can make to better identify and support young carers.
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