Section 1 - Who is a Carer?
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Managing a long-term health condition
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Who is a Carer?
Keeping a routine
Adult Carer
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Exercise
Young Carer & Young Adult Carer
Complementary therapies
Parent Carer Former Carer
Self-help groups
Employment
Your rights as a Carer
Flexible working Parental Leave
How might Caring affect me?
Section 2 – Caring for...
Carers Leave
Mental Health
GP
Physical Disability / Health
Learning Disability
Hospital Support Continence Care
Neurodiversity
Dentist
Dementia
Opticians Housing
A child
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Addiction & Recovery Sensory Impairment
Respite Care
Day Centre Support
Sudden Illness
Residential Care
Section 3 – Adult & Children Social Care
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Nursing Care
Sheltered Housing Keeping Yourself Safe
Care Act 2014
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Care and Support Needs Children & Families Act 2014
Ageing/Frailty
Section 5 - Financial & Benefits State of Caring survey 2024
Carer Assessment
Getting An Assessment
Attendance Allowance
Adult Social Care Safeguarding Signs of Abuse
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Who might cause the abuse?
Children’s Social Care Children’s Safeguarding
ReSPECT
Section 4 – Carer Support Health and Well-being Loneliness and Isolation Supporting your own Mental Well-being/Health
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IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
Counselling
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Recovery College
IAPT
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