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Carers Wales speaks with authority on caring because we are the voice of carers. We seek to improve recognition and support for carers through informing and creating dialogue with policy makers and professionals working with carers.   You can view Carers UK policy and practice website which contains information on a UK level here

Policy Conference - Transforming Social Care

Carers Wales Annual Policy Conference will be held at the Towers Hotel on Thursday 23rd October 2008 between 11am and 4pm.  The conference is aimed at carers and people responsible for planning, commissioning, managing and delivering services to carers and the people they look after more....

Care to take a look?

Care to take a look website

New : Find out about this exciting new interactive website/ CD-ROM for policymakers. Includes presentations, short films, searchable maps and much more... 12.12.07

New research

Care services are failing Britain’s four million working age carers, making it harder or even impossible for them to hold down a job. more...

Valuing carers

New research "Valuing Carers" shows a 52 per cent increase in the value of unpaid care - more than the total annual spend on the NHS.  more...

National Carers Strategy

Get the latest on the National Strategy for Carers and how Carers UK is working to influence it.  more...

Supporting you in your work with carers

Are you a professional who works with carers? Are you a member of a group in touch with carers? Are you an employer seeking to support employees with caring responsibilities?  We can keep you up to date with the latest changes affecting carers. more...

Page Last Modified: 25/07/2008


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