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If you are an unpaid carer living in Nottingham City or care for someone living in Nottingham and need information and advice or help with filling in forms such as a Blue Badge application then you can access the Drop-In on Mondays any time between 9 am and 12 noon, here at the Carers Federation, … Carers First Drop-In Mondays 9am to 12noon
**Carers Support 24:7** Sign up for the Carers Federation Carers Social Network The Carers Network is where local carers can offer one another peer support 24:7, get advice and information from one another and from our support workers. You can also share stories and experiences and share information on local services and events and invite … Carers Network -Secure Social Networking Site available to all Carers Federation registered carers
The St John Ambulance carers support programme will give unpaid carers, caring for a relative, friend or young person who is frail, ill or disabled the first aid skills needed to look after someone. All of their training is delivered by dedicated and experienced trainers; leaving those trained with confidence to do the right thing … FIRST AID FOR UNPAID CARERS
The Department of Health think that they need a new strategy for carers setting out how they can do more. One which reflects their lives now, the health and financial concerns they have, and gives them the support they need to live well whilst caring for a family member or friend. To help them develop … Department of Health Carers Strategy
Care4me is a scheme that provides a range of services with the aim of improving the health and wellbeing of carers and those for whom they care. This scheme is coordinated by Gedling Homes in partnership with Nottingham North and East Clinical Commissioning Group, the Carers Federation and other partners. The services we offer broadly … Care4Me Scheme
Are you living with heart failure? Do you care for a family member with heart failure? Your advice and experience are needed! Researchers at De Montfort University are looking at how to support people with heart failure and their family caregivers better. In particular they want to try offering ‘mindfulness’ sessions to give people new … Do you care for a family member with heart failure? Your advice and experience are needed!
EasyLink Easylink has expanded its service along with new buses. There is also a new booking procedure. You can travel anywhere up to 10 miles of the City Centre. The new service is for customers that experience difficulty using the main bus and tram service. Customers will find this more accessible as the service is … Dial-a-Ride Service Rebranding to Easylink
Carers First are setting up a new support group for adult carers who live in the Clifton area of Nottingham. The first meeting will take place on Thursday 31st march 2016 12:30-2:30 at Clifton Community Centre, 14 Southchurch Drive, NG11 8AR. Refreshments will be provided. For more information or to confirm attendance call Mell on … New Support Group For Carers living in Clifton Nottingham
Do you look after someone with dementia or memory difficulties? Information and support is available for South Asian families via the the information Programme. The next programme will take place at: Middle Street Resource Centre, 74 Middle Street, Beeston, Nottingham NG9 2AR. Date: 24th March, 31st March, 7th April, 14th April. Time: 1.00 – 3.30pm Booking is … Alzheimer’s Society, Information Programme for South Asian families Caring for someone with Dementia
The Nottingham Primary Health Wellbeing & Recovery College is an exciting new healthcare provision for the residents of Nottingham City. The college will offer a range of recovery focused educational courses aimed at supporting people in recognizing their potential, through self-management, to deal with the emotional health challenges they experience and to achieve the things … Nottingham Primary Health, Wellbeing and Recovery College
