Join Us Tomorrow At Exeter Library For Carers Rights Day 10am-4pm Thursday 21st Nov

The work of unpaid carers saves the government billions each year—a contribution that often goes unnoticed. Yet, carers deserve recognition, support, and resources to help them sustain their role while maintaining their health and well-being.

Come and join Devon Carers for their Free Information and Advice Fair on Thursday 21st November in Exeter at Exeter Library, Castle St, Exeter EX4 3PQ, 10am to 4pm

Talk to them about: self-referring for Health and Wellbeing Checks (Carers Assessments); Carer Skills Workshops; Peer Support; Carer Friendly Devon; Carer Friendly Employers; Hospital Services; Carers Break Fund and signing up to their latest magazine

Refreshments will be available

There will also be a number of other organisations in the Rougemont Room to chat to for information about their services.

Organisations will include:

•   Citizens Advice
•   South West Water
•   Westbank
•   Devon Young Carers
•   Exeter Community Energy
•   Talkworks
•   Exeter Dementia Action Alliance
•   Healthwatch
•   Shared Lives South West
•   South West MS Centre
•   National Energy Action
•   Parkinsons UK

Resources for Carers

Here are some trusted national and local organisations offering guidance, support, and community for carers, particularly those caring for individuals with dementia:

    •      Dementia Carers Count: A wealth of resources, advice, and support is available at dementiacarers.org.uk.

    •      Together in Dementia Everyday (TIDE): Find peer networks and practical advice at tide.uk.net.

    •      Dementia UK: Access specialist support, Admiral Nurse helpline, virtual clinics, and guidance at dementiauk.org.

    •      Rare Dementia Support: For those affected by less common forms of dementia, visit raredementiasupport.org.

    •      Alzheimer’s Society  alzheimers.org.uk advice helpline and local services for those affected by dementia.

    •      Devon Carers: Local carers in Devon can find tailored services and assistance at devoncarers.org.uk.