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Support for carers

Find support if you help care for someone personally or professionally.


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Fedcap Scotland

Fair Start Scotland offers employability skills, access to training, specialist support and in-work support for people who may be struggling to find work including those with disability or additional support needs, health conditions, care leavers and those with a conviction.

Scotland

Mind

Provides information and self-care advice to those who provide unpaid support to someone who is unwell or disabled.

UK

Shared Care Scotland

A site to help unpaid carers find respite opportunities and to find financial support through their Funding directory.

Scotland

Scottish Government

This page includes a list of carer support organisations in Scotland which are recognised by the Scottish Government as support organisations for unpaid carers.

Scotland

Carers UK

Advice to create an emergency plan for you and all those you look after to ease your worries if you are not able to care for those you look after at any point in the future.

UK

Carers UK

Range of advice for carers including contingency planning and tips on how to look after your own health and wellbeing.

UK

Carers Trust

Provides a range of online information and signposts to local support groups to help anyone living with the challenges of caring for a family member or friend.

UK

MoneyHelper

Provides financial advice for anyone caring for someone and links to further resources relating to emotional practical and professional support.

UK

Turn2us

Information and guidance on financial help available to carers. Includes a benefits calculator and a grants search tool.

UK

Carers UK

Find help and advice, and connect with other carers.

UK

Citizens Advice

Help and support for carers including information on assessment, help with financial planning, practical advice, and signposting to other resources.

UK

Grandparents Plus

A range of advice and support available including peer support for kinship carers – grandparents, siblings, aunts, uncles or family friends who help raise children when their parents can’t.

England, Wales