Neuro Carers

A social group for carers of people living with neurological conditions

We know that many people within our community are carers. And many others may be taking on more caring responsibilities for their relatives and friends who may be disabled, ill or older and need support. We’re delighted to have launched this group specifically for carers of people with neurological conditions to provide the opportunity, time and space to meet and talk openly to others with a shared understanding.

When: The second Tuesday of every month
When: 10:30am – 11:30am
Where: Online, via Zoom

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Neuro Carers

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Meet group facilitator, Jo

“As a carer myself I know first-hand how important it is to take a little break. We know that caring can be very isolating as people find they no longer have time, energy or money to meet up with friends – or even family members. It can be difficult to socialise with people who may not understand or want to listen to difficult aspects of your life as a carer. Through the meet-ups we also want to improve support, services, and recognition for anyone living with the challenges of caring.”