The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has published today its annual assessment of the state of health and social care in England. The State of Care report looks at the quality of care in England for the period 2020/21.
Ollie Rogerson, and his friend Danny Rose from Manchester have completed a gruelling challenge in memory of Ollie’s dad, Carl, for charity. The pair, who have been friends since school arrived Etihad Stadium after cycling 1800km in just ten days to raise a total of nearly £8,400 so far for Carers Trust and The Brain Tumour Charity.
Responding today to the government’s announcement of a day one right for working carers to have an extra week’s unpaid leave a year, Joe Levenson, Executive Director of Policy and External Affairs, Carers Trust, has said...
Ollie Rogerson, and his mate Danny Rose from Manchester are undertaking a gruelling challenge in memory of Ollie’s dad. The pair, who have been friends since they met at school aim to raise £10,000 for Carers Trust and The Brain Tumour Charity by cycling 1,800km from Lake Geneva to Manchester in just ten days.
Carers Trust responds to Prime Minister Boris Johnson's unveiling of his government’s plan to reform funding of the social care system.
3rd September 2021
Carers Trust and Carers UK are pleased to be continuing their roles as members of the Health and Wellbeing Alliance, set up by the Government, to ensure the lived experiences of unpaid carers and the services that support them are reflected in its development of health and care policy.
18th August 2021
Unpaid carers and staff from Carers Trust and the National Garden Scheme enjoyed a beautiful celebration today of 25 years of National Garden Scheme funding for Carers Trust.
18th August 2021
Carers Trust’s Executive Director of Fundraising, Svetlana Kirov, looks back over a 25 year partnership and explains what makes the relationship with the National Garden Scheme so special.
To celebrate 25 years’ of garden giving for Carers Trust, the National Garden Scheme’s The Old Vicarage in West Sussex opened its beautiful gardens for unpaid carers to get a much-needed break from the constant pressure of their caring role at home.
An innovative new Carers Trust pilot project is looking to find ways to give young carers that extra bit of support they need to harness and develop their skills so they can compete on an equal footing for training and employment opportunities.
To celebrate 25 years’ of garden giving for Carers Trust, the National Garden Scheme’s The Old Rectory at Farnborough, near Wantage opened its beautiful gardens for a free visit for family carers.
To help celebrate its 25 years’ of support and fundraising for Carers Trust, the a National Garden Scheme garden opened for a free visit for family carers. The visit helped unpaid carers get a much-needed break from the pressure of their caring role at home.
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