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Carers in Bedfordshire is a registered charity. We are here to help unpaid carers of all ages, right across Bedfordshire, with information, support and advice. We give voice to their concerns.
A funny, moving, and raw account from Mark, who cares 24/7 for his 18-year-old son. It’s a totally honest view of their world, which we think many carers will be able to relate to, depicting what life is really like. It shows the true emotions and frustrations many carers go through behind closed doors and the toll this can take on a family and an individual.
Many people do not see themselves as carers because they are simply doing what they can for a relative or friend who cannot manage without them, because of their disability or illness. Here some carers share their experiences, the rewards and the challenges they face.
Young carers are superheroes – they take on a lot of responsibility sometimes at a very young age. Here some young carers share their experiences, the rewards and the challenges they face.
A parent carer is a parent who cares for a child or young person aged 18 or under, with any additional need. This might also be a grandparent or guardian. Sometimes the needs of the young person are life-long and the challenges being faced develop as the child/young person grows.
Here some parent carers share their experiences, the rewards and the challenges they face.
Caring for someone with dementia can bring particular challenges.
Here some dementia carers share their experiences, the rewards and the challenges they face.
By registering with us as a carer you will get access to a whole range of services, including advice, information, access to our groups, events and carers grants.
You can book a call with one of our support workers and talk to them about any of your concerns.
