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Tag Archives: Carer organisations
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Summary
By the end of this topic you should: Know more about training courses for carers Know about how to register as a carer with your GP Know about support for carers- useful contacts Know how to make contact with other … Continue reading
Found in Topic: Training and support
Tagged: Carer Register | Carer organisations | SIGN guidelines | Support for carers | Training courses | Young Carers
Tagged: Carer Register | Carer organisations | SIGN guidelines | Support for carers | Training courses | Young Carers
Summary
You should now know more about: How to get information about carer’s rights. The Law and carers. Employment rights for carers. Pensions. Advocacy for carers. How you can get involved in planning for the future needs of carers.
Found in Topic: Carers’ rights
Tagged: Advocacy | Carer organisations | Carer pension rights | Carer support | Carers' Voices | Carers'Rights | Employment Rights | Legal Rights
Tagged: Advocacy | Carer organisations | Carer pension rights | Carer support | Carers' Voices | Carers'Rights | Employment Rights | Legal Rights
Getting the help you need
View Text Alternative The following points to consider may help you get the help you need. Some conditions affect each other. For example stroke and diabetes or stroke and depression. All conditions should be taken into account when discussing what … Continue reading
Found in Topic: Dealing with a long term condition
Tagged: Carer organisations | Carer support | Information | Lifestyle changes | Long term conditions
Tagged: Carer organisations | Carer support | Information | Lifestyle changes | Long term conditions
How Family and Friends can help
When the person first has a stroke it not only affects them but it also affects family and close friends as well. There maybe sudden changes, stress and uncertainty for everyone. Friends and family may want to help but are … Continue reading