Advice and Support
Up one levelGeneral Support for All Carers
In this section you will find information on the advice and support available to you as a Carer, regardless of the condition of the person you look after. read more...
This section contains information about the advice and support available to Carers of people with various long term conditions. read more...
Support for Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) Carers
There are many organisations that offer culturally sensitive advise and support to Carers from specific ethnic groups. This section contains information on some of those organisations. read more...
This section contains information about organsiations who can provide legal and/ or financial advice and support, for example will writing or advice on benefits and pensions. read more...
Campaigning Organisations for Carers
Please find details of organisations who campaign nationally and locally on behalf of Carers. They are waiting to offer support if, as a Carer you are wanting to voice your opinion about caring issues. read more...
Age concern offer services for people who are aged 50+, which are beneficial to Carers. Please read on for more details. read more...
Freshwinds Information and Disability Advice service (FInDA) aims to work with individuals and families who require information and advice on welfare issues including employment and training, benefits, housing, debt and disability issues. read more...
Future Health & Social Care - HOB Carer Support
This is an extrememly comprehensive Support Service for Carers who live in the Heart of Birmingham (HOB) area. Help, advice and support is available on a wide range of topics from Benefit Applications to Medication, from Housing Needs to Work Opportunities. read more...
Caring for someone involves many skills and Medicines Management is a very impotant one. Please read on for information about all aspects of medicines with clear explanations and general advice. read more...
We provide support services and Autistic awareness to people with Autism and their parents/carers. read more...
