A new digital platform has been created to host a wealth of support, advice and free resources for informal carers in the East Riding who need access to information that is relevant to their situation.
Carers Rights Day 2020 takes place on Thursday, 26 November and this year’s theme is to know your rights.
Carers, both paid and unpaid, have done some incredible work throughout the pandemic and continue to work tirelessly in order to look after their loved ones during such distressing times.
Caring for a loved one can be an extremely rewarding experience, however, without the right support, carers may often feel isolated and lonely.
In addition, some carers have reported feelings of guilt and shame when they feel they need a break from their loved one or an hour to themselves.
Carers and the cared for are invited to gather in the majestic surroundings of Beverley Minster on Wednesday, 4 July at 1pm for the annual Carers Celebration Service.
The popular event, which is organised by the East Riding Carers Advisory Group in partnership with the East Riding Carers Support Service, is an uplifting and joyful celebration of the invaluable role of carers.
Carers and the cared for are invited to gather in the majestic surroundings of Beverley Minster on Wednesday, 5 July at 1pm for the annual Carers Celebration Service.
The popular event, which is organised by the East Riding Carers Advisory Group in partnership with the East Riding Carers Support Service, is an uplifting and joyful celebration of the invaluable role of carers
Work being carried out to support unpaid carers in the East Riding and the resources available to help them in their caring roles is due to be discussed by the area’s Health and Wellbeing Board.
In 2011 there were over 37,000 carers providing one or more hours of unpaid care per week in the East Riding, 8,500 of whom were providing 50 hours or more of care.
Winter can be a challenging time for many, with the shorter days and poor weather especially impacting on those who are older, less mobile and more isolated.
But did you know that the East Riding of Yorkshire Council has a range of information and support available to help the more vulnerable residents stay safe, warm, healthy and socially engaged throughout the winter months?
Building carer friendly communities was the theme of a multi-agency event which has taken place in the East Riding to mark Carers Rights Day.
Organised by the East Riding Carers Support Service, the full-day event which was held at Driffield Showground, gave organisations from across the area the opportunity to come together to explore and discuss the support and services available to the estimated 40,000 carers in the East Riding.
New local charity ‘Second Thoughts East Yorkshire’ (STEY) has organised an information drop in event for the public at Armstrongs Social Club, Grovehill Rd, Beverley
Carers and the cared for are invited to gather in the majestic surroundings of Beverley Minster on Wednesday 6 July for the annual Carers Celebration Service.
Carers from across the East Riding have attended a conference aimed at supporting and celebrating the invaluable role that they play in the lives of those they care for.
Carers and the cared for are invited to gather in the majestic surroundings of Beverley Minster on Wednesday 6 July for the annual Carers Celebration Service.
Having the right help and support at the right time is vital when caring for someone with dementia, according to a former Humberside Police Superintendant
Planning for end of life will be the topic up for discussion at an information event taking place in Beverley and there is still time to attend.
Carers who are registered with the East Riding Carers Support Service are invited to book their place on the East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Carers Conference
Carers and the cared for are invited to enjoy a cuppa and a chat at an afternoon tea being hosted by the East Riding Carers Support Service to mark Dignity Action Day.
Carers living in the East Riding are reminded that they are invited to pop into the East Riding Carers Support Service this Friday (20 November) for a chat and a cuppa to mark Carers Rights Day.
Knitters of all abilities who would like to meet like minded people in a friendly, fun and social setting are invited to join a new ‘Knit and Natter’ group