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Carers UK press office

T: 020 7378 4937

(Office and out of hours number)

E: media@carersuk.org

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Unpaid carers in employment need further support to improve their health and wellbeing
09 June 25

44% of carers in employment have had a mental or physical health condition develop or become worse since taking on…

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Nearly half of UK adults with caring responsibilities say their health has been impacted since caring, reporting new or worsening conditions
09 June 25

43% of current or former carers have had a mental or physical health condition develop or become worse since taking…

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Carers UK comments on the news that 9 million pensioners will receive the Winter Fuel Payment this Winter
09 June 25

We're really pleased to see that the Chancellor will be restoring the Winter Fuel Payment to 9 million pensioners whose…

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New interactive dashboard launched to improve understanding and access to data on unpaid care
05 June 25

The dashboard will allow viewers to analyse ONS Census data about unpaid carers at a local authority level. It has…

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Caring About Equality: Why tackling carer poverty must be a national priority
10 June 25

John Perryman, Head of Policy and Public Affairs, writes about the importance of tackling carer poverty. 

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Carers Week 2025: Why we care about equality for carers
09 June 25

Carers UK Chief Executive Helen Walker shares a message to mark the start of Carers Week 2025.

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"The Most Valuable Portrait" - A celebration of unpaid carers
30 May 25

As part of our partnership with Specsavers Home Visits, we are delighted to reveal “The Most Valuable Portrait.”

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Carers Scotland Employment Conference 2025
23 May 25

Carers Scotland recently held their Employment Conference for 2025, focusing on the barriers to employment and employability for unpaid carers.

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