Resources

Once you have made your Carers Week Pledge shout about it and encourage others to sign up.

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🧡I have pledged my support to the 30,000 unpaid carers across the South Tees during Carers Week. I have committed to [insert your pledge here]. 

Download and print this A4 poster and display in your place of work, local hospital, library, leisure centre, shop window, village hall, school, college or supermarket. Let people know about the range of support for carers across South Tees.

If you would like to display the poster but do not have the means for printing, please contact us at hello@wecareyoucare.info with the address you would like the poster delivering to and we will either drop one off or pop in the post. 

As part of our commitment to improve communication and relationships between voluntary and community sector and local authorities leading to more wholistic services and support for carer families we developed our Professional Curiosity information package. 

This has been delivered to Middlesbrough Adult Social Care as part of their continued work to improve their offer for carers.

New guidance published by Carers Trust, Carers UK and the VCSE Health and Wellbeing Alliance that looks at identifying and supporting unpaid carers in England to improve integrated care system working. 

Please find below posters to promote our current survey to understand the experiences of Middlesbrough carers looking after a family member or friend with substance use issues. 

Survey link- https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VKKRD6S 

We are completing this work on behalf of Middlesbrough Public Health to compile a report based on local carers experiences to inform and shape future commissioning of services. 

Middlesbrough guide focussed on supporting people to stay steady and independent with dementia.

This guide has been created for carers across the South Tees area who are looking after a family member or friend who is living with dementia. The guide aims to provide you with useful information and contact details so you can easily connect to local support. You can download and print the guide by clicking on the document link below.