If you look after someone, we are here for you

Self-help Service, Bridgit Care

We have launched a new self-help service to support unpaid adult carers.

Carers Week: 8 - 14 June 2026

We can all help to create carer-friendly communities!

Who we help

The Carers' Centre seeks to support anyone who is helping to look after a loved one. You might be giving round the clock care or ad-hoc help, like doing some shopping or taking someone to an appointment.

Pick from the options below, to see how we can support you. 

Old lady looking at the camera while a lady hugs her from the side

I’m an adult looking after someone

You help a partner, friend or family member that couldn’t manage alone, and are over 18 years old

black women kneeling with her arm around a toddler and holding a orange for the toddler to take

I’m an adult looking after a child

You are a parent or guardian over 18 years old, caring for a child with additional needs

Young carer Charlie with his arm around his brother both looking at the camera

I’m a young person looking after someone

You help to look after someone in your family or a friend and you’re under 18 years old

I work with carers

You work in education, health or another sector and have contact with carers

Women with a child watching him drawing

I’m a parent or guardian of a young carer

You are a parent or guardian of a young person looking after someone

Woman looking at another woman both having a coffee sat at a table

I know someone looking after someone else

You recognise someone caring for another person and want to help

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