Wokingham Outreach Service

Who is a carer?
Our services for carers in Wokingham
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Who is a carer?

A carer is someone who supports a relative or friend of any age fitting at least one of the following descriptions:

elderly and frail
physically disabled
has a learning disability
has mental health issues
has a history of substance misuse
has a serious health condition

The information below is specific to adult carers in Wokingham. Looking for services for young carers? Visit our Wokingham Young Carers webpage...

Our services for carers in Wokingham

Our Carers Hub in Wokingham – also known as the 'Wokingham Outreach Service' – can either directly provide or assist local carers to access:

Health and wellbeing support
Free health and well-being memberships
Access to carers breaks
Access to carers support groups and peer support
Free training and caring support
Carers grants
and much more

Plus, you can find a number of other sources of information, including online resources, on our information and advice webpage.

To find out more about the services we offer, please contact us. We're available 9am-5pm, Monday-Friday.

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Events

We host regular support groups, meetings and drop-in sessions, aimed at helping carers access information and support relevant to your personal situation.

We also run annual events for carers in celebration of Carers Week, Carers Rights Day, Young Carers Awareness Day, and more.

Please note: to help keep everyone safe during the Coronavirus pandemic our clubs may be running differently than usual. For example, groups may take place at different times or locations, have reduced availability, or even be held online.

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