We offer services to carers of all ages in Bristol and South Gloucestershire. All our services are free. However, we do rely upon donations to continue to be able to provide free services to all the carers who ask us for help.
CarersLine
Need help but don’t know where to start? Get information, advice and guidance.
Carers Assessments, One-to-one support & carers groups
Getting a Carers Assessment, help from a caseworker and carers support groups.
Carers Emergency Card
If you had an accident or are taken seriously ill, carrying this card will ensure the person you care for will be kept safe.
Carers Break Service (Sth Glos)
A regular volunteer sitter keeps the looked-after person company so that you can take a break.
Carers Liaison Service
Information and support for carers in the hospital setting and in GP practices.
Courses and workshops
Training to help you in your caring role.
Walk and Talk
Our friendly support worker leads group walks, offering a listening ear and providing information to support you in your caring role.
Parent carers (Bristol)
A child with a disability or additional needs will often require extra care and support from their parents and those around them.
Young Carers
Support for 5 -18 year olds in Bristol and 8-18 in South Gloucestershire.
Carers Voice
Have your say about the services and support that you use.
Befriending and connection
We match our befriending volunteers with a local carer, who they call for up to an hour a week for six weeks.
Counselling
We provide professional counsellors to give you a safe, independent and confidential space to talk about your concerns, feel listened to and respected and understood.
Discounts for carers
Discounts in shops, cafes, attractions, therapies, insurance, equipment and services.
News for carers
Latest news, magazine, leaflets, E-bulletins, carers stories
Further help and advice
Other support and information services for carers.
Latest News
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We’re proud to become a dementia aware organisation
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We’re honoured to announce that Carers Support Centre has been awarded the Silver Dementia Aware Award by the Bristol Dementia […]
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Join an artistic protest calling for better rights
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Carer’s awareness Community Interest Company Invisible Army is gathering troops to stage an artistic ‘protest’ in Bristol.
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We are recruiting for a Parent Carers Support Officer.
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For Black History Month – ‘Caring for Others Without Losing Yourself’ Louise’s story as an adopted Black carer
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Louise Ndibwirende (she/her) is a TEDx speaker, equality specialist, filmmaker and carer.
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