Are you a carer?
If you look after someone or provide unpaid support to a relative or friend who could not manage without your help, then you are a carer.
The practice is keen identify carers so that we can ensure we can offer you support and flexibility when you are dealing with the practice wherever possible.
If you are a carer, please let us know.
We can also ensure that you are put in touch with Manchester City Council, who can offer you a carer’s assessment and link you into advice and support that is available for you as a carer in Manchester.
Carers UK
They’re here to make sure that no matter how complicated your query or your experience, you don’t have to care alone.
Phone
0808 808 7777
Website
Carers UK
Email
info@carersuk.orgManchester Carers Network
Manchester Carers Network aims to help improve carers’ health and wellbeing and reduce ‘carer breakdown’ (when carers are in crisis). They do this by coordinating carer support and working to increase the number of carers being identified.
Website
Carers ManchesterManchester Carers Forum
Our goal is to provide carers with a collective voice, and to provide the reassurance that someone is listening. Just knowing that someone cares can be a lifeline. With our support groups, training, mentoring and fun activities and advocacy for carers we aim to be that lifeline.
Phone
0161 819 2226
Website
www.manchestercarersforum.org.uk
Email
info@manchestercarersforum.org.ukSocial care and support guide
If you or someone you know needs help with day-to-day living because of illness or disability, this guide explains your options and where you can get support.
Website
NHS: Social care and support guideManchester Young Adult Carers
You are a young adult carer if you are aged 16 to 25 providing unwaged help to family or friends who could not manage without you. Manchester Young Adult Carers can offer support.
Phone
0161 27 27 27 0
Text
07957 836 058
Website
www.manchestercarers.org.uk/about-us/young-adult-carers
Email
admin@manchestercarers.org.ukACCG – African Caribbean Care Group
The ACCG delivers day care and home care services and aims to provide a service to the whole family, not just the person being cared for.
Phone
0161 226 6334
Website
www.accg.org.ukTalbolt House
Talbot House has been supporting the families of people with learning disabilities in Manchester since 1976.
Phone
0161 203 4095
Website
www.talbot-house.org.uk
Email
admin@talbot-house.org.ukYoung Carers
Lots of young people are carers without realising it – often for a family member such as a brother or sister, parent or an older relative. Sometimes it can be for a partner or friend who is ill, frail, has a disability, has a mental health concern or has a drug (or alcohol) addiction.
Website
Manchester City Council