Legal and rights
Care Act
The Care Act 2014, which came into effect on 1st April 2015, represents the most significant reform of care and support in more than 60 years. It intends to put people and their carers in control of their care and support.
Carers’ rights
It’s important to know your rights to access support that may be essential to maintaining your health, well-being and work-life balance.
Managing other people’s affairs
Choosing how to manage someone’s affairs will depend mainly on the circumstances of the person whose affairs you want to manage, and whether or not they have mental capacity.
Latest News
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Young Carers from Bristol and South Gloucestershire join forces with Bath Philharmonia and Ed Davey for festive fundraising song
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In a heartwarming collaboration, young carers from Bristol and South Gloucestershire have teamed up with Bath Philharmonia and Ed Davey, […]
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Celebrating Young Carers with “The Late Crew”
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Last week, our Young Carers in Schools lead Vicki had the pleasure of supporting author Rab Ferguson on a mini-book […]
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Social Security Minister visits Carers Support Centre to engage with local caregivers
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Carers Support Centre Bristol and South Gloucestershire welcomed Sir Stephen Timms, Minister of State in the Department for Works and […]
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BBC Radio Bristol’s ‘Carer Award’ winner – A heartfelt interview with Carina Andrews
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Carina Andrews has been a dedicated advocate for carers for many years, devoting her time and energy to uplifting those […]
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