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Carers UK responds to latest budget survey from the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services in England
26 June 2019
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UKCarers UK responds to new NHS Digital figures revealing worsening impact on unpaid carers
25 June 2019
New data has been released today by NHS Digital on unpaid carers in England and the impact of caring on their quality of life. The s
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UKCarers UK responds to ONS ‘Living longer and old-age dependency – what does the future hold?' data release
24 June 2019
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UKCarers UK and Sport England team up to improve carers’ well-being and combat loneliness
21 June 2019
54% of carers report reduced levels of sport and physical activity because of caring.
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NICarers NI supported by Halifax Foundation for Northern Ireland
18 June 2019
Just off the back of Carers Week 2019, Carers NI is pleased to announce we have just been awarded £5000 from the Halifax Foundation for
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UKCarers UK responds to launch of £5 million Carers Innovation Fund
12 June 2019
The Department of Health and Social Care has today (Wednesday 12th June 2019) launched its £5 million Carers Innovation Fund to develop
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UKCarers UK welcomes resources developed by CQC and Race Equality Foundation - #DeclareYourCare campaign
12 June 2019
Carers UK today welcomes new resources developed by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), in partnership with the Race Equality Foundation -
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NINorthern Ireland’s unpaid carers twice as anxious as general public
10 June 2019
Unpaid carers in Northern Ireland looking after loved ones living with an illness, disability, mental health condition or as they grow ol
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UKUK’s unpaid carers seven times lonelier than general public
10 June 2019
Loneliness epidemic facing UK’s unpaid carers Urgent support needed as number of adult carers rises by a third to near
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SCOScotland’s unpaid carers twice as anxious
10 June 2019
Unpaid carers in Scotland report significantly poorer wellbeing Urgent support needed for the nation’s 788,000 carers