Help for Carers
- Carers in Bedfordshire
A registered charity which works with Central Beds Council to help carers. They offer assistance such as practical help, advice, support groups, befriending services, benefits advice, training, advocacy, support and information.
Location: Dunstable, Bull Pond Lane, LU6 3AH
Tel:0300 111 1919
Email : [email protected]
Website: www.carersinbeds.org.uk
What’s on: carersinbeds.org.uk/whats-on/
They also offer monthly ‘Carer Cafés’ (drop-in sessions) in community venues where clients can meet new people and socialise with other carers. For more info contact Jane Baker 0300 1111919 / 07772 231149 - Carers UK
Help and advice for carers on a range of subjects including financial & practical support, work & career, health, relationships, technology etc.
Location: Dunstable, Bull Pond Lane, LU6 3AH
Tel: 0808 808 7777 – Monday to Friday, 9am – 6pm
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.carersuk.org/help-and-advice - Carers Respite Services Team at Age UK (Beds)
Help and advice for carers on a range of subjects including financial & practical support, work & career, health, relationships, technology etc.Tel:01234 360510
Email:[email protected] - Family Carer Support and Information Group
For family carers of adults with a learning disability, providing the opportunity to meet with other family carers to share information & support in a relaxed atmosphere over refreshments.
Location: Dunstable Methodist Church, The Square, Dunstable, LU6 3SN
Tel: Adult Learning Disability Team on 0300 300 8100.
Dunstable: Meets on the third Friday of each month 10:30am – 12:30pm. - Support for Young Carers
For young carers and young adult carers to get you help to carry out your caring role.
Please note our services for young carers are mainly for those who live in Bedford Borough.Location: Dunstable, Bull Pond Lane, LU6 3AH
Tel:0300 111 1919 Monday to Friday 9.30am until 4pm.
Email: [email protected]
Website: carersinbeds.org.uk/who-we-help/young-carers/
Spotify Podcast: Listen to the podcast series made by our young carers about the feelings and emotions they go through called Welcome to My World.