Our animation series covers a wide variety of topics to help you understand what support is available to help you look after someone as well as yourself.
How can getting an assessment help?
It is a good idea to request a carer's assessment as local authorities (or your local Health and Social Care Trust in Northern Ireland) have a duty to provide you with support and advice to prevent your own needs as a carer from escalating.
See our latest video to understand more about how having a carer's assessment could help.
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How do I cope with behaviour that's challenging?
This video explores some ideas and ways to help you cope with behaviour that can be challenging if you're caring for someone or several people with complex needs.
The British Sign Language version will be available soon.
Need to manage someone's affairs?
This animation looks at the various options available to help you prepare for the future and look after someone's affairs if they are unable to do so themselves or may be unable to in the future.
The British Sign Language version will be available soon.
How can we keep safe from scams?
With digital scams on the rise in particular, it's natural to worry that someone you care for could be targeted as well as you. In this short animation, there are some useful tips to help keep safe and savvy as well as guidance on what to do if you or a loved one falls victim to a scam.
The British Sign Language version will be available soon.
Coping with stress
When you're juggling so many different responsibilities or caring for more than one person, it's natural and common to feel stressed. In this animation, there are some tips and suggestions of practical and emotional sources of help and support.
The British Sign Language version will be available soon.
How do I get more help at home?
Getting more help with your caring role can seem daunting, but some extra support can make a big difference. In this animation, we share some tips to help you request extra help at home.
The British Sign Language version will be available soon.
