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Carers Week 2023: Spotlight on Peer Support groups for carers
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in Carers, News on 9th June, 2023
Research suggests that unpaid care can have significant impacts on finances, employment, health, and overall well-being. Within our teams across the organisation, we have various ways to support carers and families, one of which is through offering Peer Support groups. We spoke with Emily Poole, Patient and Carer Involvement Co-ordinator,...
Carer Champions
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in Carers, News on 6th June, 2023
During this year’s Carers Week, we recognise the huge contribution unpaid carers make to society and a role we play as an organisation in raising awareness of caring and making sure carers are able to access the information and support they need. Most of our teams have now at least...
Carers Week 2023: Recognising and supporting carers in the community
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in Carers, News on 5th June, 2023
This week (5-11 June) is national Carers Week. Charities, organisations and individuals are getting together to show support for the millions of unpaid carers in the UK, and to spread the word about the challenges they face throughout the year and what needs to be done to improve their daily...