I commit to continue working with carers to ensure their voices are heard, they have a life alongside caring and work with other professionals to develop initive services to support the ever changing needs of carers.
Elizabeth Prosser
Commitments
Sefyll recognise that carers play a vital role within our communities, and that carers can be engaged in a careing role whilst simultaneously having to deal with their own mental ill health. Sefyll offers people who use mental health services ...
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At Community Furniture Aid we continued to be aware of important role carers undertake every day. We will take every chance to promote this campaign that is close to our hearts
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I commit to raising awareness of carers. I recognise and value the role of unpaid carers. Through my work, with young carers and schools, I will continue to encourage more people to be Carer Friendly and recognise the incredible work ...
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Support carers of all ages Upskill and educate people about carers Support patients who are carers Support carers of our patients
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I commit to keeping carers needs as a core part of what Hospice of the Valleys does in our every day work. We will involve carers in when planning new services. We will work with carers as both a partner ...
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Help all carers identify themselves to us, value them and support them in their caring role.
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• We recognise that caring is an important issue that affects our staff, volunteers and clients • Our staff know about the issues carers may face and the local support available to them • We will actively help people understand who carers are ...
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I commit to identify who are young carers in our school. Since attending young carers training I understand who actually are young carers. I commit to ensuring that all staff are aware of our carers, the issues they may face ...
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We commit to identifying those of our patients who are carers, and provide them with all the support they need to care for the family members or friends they look after.
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Working within the health and social care sector for 17 years, you would have thought I’d seen it all by now… I haven’t and that’s because each carers life, situation and support needs are unique and different from ...
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