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Are you caring for a loved one with a disability, illness, or in later life? Discover the vital role of a carer, their responsibilities, and the support available to make your caregiving journey more manageable. Find practical guidance, resources, and assistance from organizations like Age UK and Devon Carers.
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WHAT IS A CARER Someone who Cares (unpaid) for family or friends who have a disability, illness or who need support in later life:
WHAT DOES A CARER DO • Washing bodies & laundry & dishes. • Keeping appointments & records & tempers. • Giving medicine & time & hugs. • Filling forms & fridges & silences. • Dealing with doctors & nurses & pharmacists. • And social workers & benefits agencies. • And care workers & a lack of sleep.
Helpline 03456 434 435 info@devoncarers.co.uk
Caring for a friend or relative can be a rewarding and fulfilling experience. It’s also a big undertaking that, on occasion, can leave you feeling tired and stressed. But there is Support available. Age UK Advice Line 0800 678 1602 Free to call 8am – 7pm 365 days a year Advice for carers A practical guide
Are you looking after or providing support for a relative friend or neighbour? Are you being helped or supported by a relative friend or neighbour? Your doctor needs to know so you can be offered the right information, support and access to local services. Please ask the receptionist for our carers registration form and help us to keep our records up to date and maintain your well being.