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During the recent budget, it was announced that the amount carers can earn each week will be increased to £196 from April 2025.

The Carers’ Centre is calling on the next government to understand the economic and social pressures facing carers, and to take action to improve their lives over the coming years. 

The Carers' Centre and Bath Abbey are pleased to announce the opening of a new carer café in the heart of Bath's historic Abbey.

New legislation means that if you’re a carer in work, you can now take up to a week of unpaid leave to give or arrange care for a dependent.

The inquiry, supported by the national charity Carers Trust, sheds light on the profound impact of inadequate support on the education, well-being, and future prospects of young carers.

Local charities, The Carers’ Centre, Dorothy House Hospice Care and We Hear You have partnered to launch a new Bereavement Help Point in Bath.

Bath MP hears directly from unpaid carers at The Carers' Centre.

The Carers' Centre recently supported 15 young carers to have their voice heard by national policy makers.

Join us in supporting the Carers Week call for greater cross-government action to ensure unpaid carers are identified and better supported.

Latest research from Carers UK reveals that unpaid carers across the country are extremely worried about the cost of living crisis which is having a damaging effect on their health and wellbeing. Over 13,400 carers took part in the survey, giving us a snapshot of unpaid care in the UK.