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Charities back free personal care bill
29 January 2010
The charities Age Concern/Help the Aged, Carers UK, Parkinson's Disease Society and Counsel and Care have come together to call for politMember login
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UKCharities back free personal care bill
29 January 2010
The charities Age Concern/Help the Aged, Carers UK, Parkinson's Disease Society and Counsel and Care have come together to call for polit
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NICarers UK seeks clarification on free care in parliamentary debate
11 December 2009
With the Second Reading of the Bill, which will make personal care free to people most in need in their homes, Carers UK is seeking clarific
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UKCarers UK seeks clarification on free care in parliamentary debate
11 December 2009
With the Second Reading of the Bill, which will make personal care free to people most in need in their homes, Carers UK is seeking clarific
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NIExtra employment help for carers
07 December 2009
Carers UK has welcomed new support for carers from the Department of Work and Pensions, aimed at supporting carers to combine paid work with
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UKExtra employment help for carers
07 December 2009
Carers UK has welcomed new support for carers from the Department of Work and Pensions, aimed at supporting carers to combine paid work with
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NIOne million give up work to care
04 December 2009
One in six carers give up or cut back work to care and face a significant drop in income which can continue for several years. New research
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UKOne million give up work to care
04 December 2009
One in six carers give up or cut back work to care and face a significant drop in income which can continue for several years. New research
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SCONew technology takes the weight off unpaid carers
01 December 2009
Carers Scotland will hold a major national conference, in partnership with the Scottish Government Joint Improvement Team at the Glasgow
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SCOCarers, unaware of support, missing out on benefits and pensions
27 November 2009
Carers provide unpaid care by looking after ill, frail or disabled family members, friends or partners.