• Activities, workshops and training for carers
• Bereavement information  if the person you care for has died
• Information and advice to individual carers by e-mail, telephone or in person — eg about practical help in the home, taking a break, carer support groups, claiming benefits etc. 
• Please click here for information which can be downloaded.  Our Carers Information Packs are available free of charge in printed form, and selected text is available to read online
• Free quarterlynewsletter Carers News (please see here  for PDF version
• The opportunity to express your views and influence local services
• Someone to talk to
• Access to funding for carers, including Short Break funding and Princess Royal Trust for Carers individual grants for carers
• Free access to the large number of books and reports in our library, on caring and caring-related matters.  These are available to borrow free of charge for up to 4 weeks, by carers and workers alike
• A specialist Carers Support Worker for carers of adults who have a learning difficulty
• Carers Support Workers for carers of working age people who have a functional mental healthy difficulty, such as anxiety, schizophrenia, depression, bi-polar disorder
• A generic Carers Support Worker
• A Carers Development Worker (Primary and Community Care) who works with GP practices and other health staff helping them to improve the service they offer carers. 
• A Carers Development Worker concentrating on the Chanctonbury area
• A Male Carers Group
• Through this website we can put you in touch with other sources of help and information.  Click here for details.

This page was last updated 04/11/2011