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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update on Service Provision
Hambleton & Richmondshire Carers Centre continues to provide on-going support for all our carers during these challenging times. We are currently unable to provide face to face meetings, groups and activities, but please be assured our office is still open for telephone contact and support. The way we offer support has had to change in order to adhere to the government’s guidelines to keep us all safe and well. We recognise and understand these are worrying times and the support we provide remains vitally important to us all at HRCC.
We are still taking new referrals - so please do not hesitate to contact us.
We will maintain contact with the people we support, partners and funders on a regular basis to ensure we keep everyone updated, informed and most importantly supported to the very best of our ability.
Please keep in contact Tel: 01609 780872 or Email: info@hrcarers.org.uk
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Professionals
Are you a professional working with unpaid carers? Do you want to make a referral to our service?
Young Carers
Are you aged 8 - 18 and providing care and support for a family member who may be affected by ill health or a disability?
Young Adult Carers
Are you aged 16-25 and providing care and support for a family member who may be affected by ill health or a disability?
Parent Carers
Do you provide care and support for your child who may be affected by ill health, a disability, mental ill health?
Adult Carers
Are you an adult and providing care and support for a family member who may be affected by ill health or a disability?
An absolute honour to have been able to be a guest speaker alongside the amazing Mrs Margaret Sentamu and Stella Exley @hr_carers #carersweek final event! #YoungCarers
To mark the start of #CarersWeek here is a really important piece in @IndyLife about the challenges of being a #youngcarer. The article features interviews with young #carers, Lucy and Arthur, who we were able to make available thanks to @CarersTrustWal and @yorkcarers.
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“Normal parts of being a teenager, like wanting to fit in and spending time with friends, don’t go away when you care for someone – but ...
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#Youngadultcarers are more likely to have #mentalhealth issues and not be in education, training or work. As part of our membership of #HWAlliance we contributed to a new @YPHealth toolkit to help services support them into work.
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Thank you to all who attended our Lunch in the Garden event
In celebration of National Carer’s Week, we were delighted to hold our annual ‘Lunch in the Garden’ fundraising gala at the beautiful and relaxing Garden Rooms at Tennants, Leyburn. The event was a huge success, raising much needed funding for our activities and programmes to support unpaid carers and raising our profile with future supporters…
Carers Week 2019 Lunch in The Garden Events 11-14th June in support of Hambleton & Richmondshire Carers Centre Join us for an afternoon of inspirational talks, Prosecco and a two course lunch at the finale event of our Lunch in The Garden 2019 Carers Week schedule. Guest speakers include Mrs Margaret Sentamu, Her Majesty’s Deputy…
Our Mission
Unpaid carers of all ages, their families and friends are supported by a professional and motivated workforce, to improve their lives and make informed choices and decisions that enable them to lead the life they choose. Alongside carers and our partners, we will work within communities to raise public awareness of the impact of caring on people’s lives.
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