Support for carers in Buckinghamshire

Free, in-person and online support for unpaid carers of all ages across Buckinghamshire.

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Commissioned by Buckinghamshire Council; delivered by Mobilise.

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Register or refer for carer support in Buckinghamshire

If you're a carer, register for support. If you're a professional or family member, refer someone. Both forms do both, simply select the one most appropriate for the carer's age.

About our service

After several years providing a digital carer support service to thousands of carers in Buckinghamshire, Mobilise has now been commissioned to provide the full All-Age Carers Service in the county from 1st July. This includes support for Young and Young Adult Carers as well as Adult Carers, and also includes in-person support.

The service is free and open to all unpaid carers living in Buckinghamshire - people who look after a family member, partner, or friend because of a disability, illness, mental health condition, or older age.

Support will be available in person, by phone, online, and through community groups and events across the county. Whether you want to speak to someone one-to-one, connect with other carers, or access practical information and guidance, the service is designed to reach you in the way that works for you.

"Just wanted to say how pleased I am to have discovered the Mobilise Hub, and a very big thanks to everyone who took time out to welcome me and provide words of comfort and support" 

- Alex from Buckinghamshire

Upcoming events in Buckinghamshire  

Welcome to Mobilise Drop In Event - Wednesday, August 26th 10:00am-1:00pm

We're coming to The Wellbeing Hub and we'd love to see you there!

Join us for a casual drop in at Buckinghamshire New University's Aylesbury Campus, with tea, coffee, and a chance to meet the Mobilise team and other carers in the area. There will be a short introduction talk at 11am, if you want to find out a bit more about what we do.

RSVP below to be kept updated, or just show up on the day, whatever suits you best.

Who we support

Adult carers

Free, confidential support for adults who care for a family member or friend. This includes one-to-one appointments, community groups, outreach in local settings, and online support.

Young Adult Carers (aged 16-24)

Dedicated support for young people taking on caring responsibilities - including help with education, employment, wellbeing, and connecting with peers who understand.

Young Carers (under 16)

Support for children and young people who have a caring relationship within the family/household, including access to groups, activities, and school-based support.

How we can support carers in Buckinghamshire

You can reach us in any of the following ways:

  • Call us: 0300 131 21 21
  • Contact us online: contact form
  • Email us: buckinghamshire@mobiliseonline.co.uk
  • Find us in person: Our team will be running regular drop-ins, outreach sessions, and community groups across Buckinghamshire. 

    Not sure if you qualify? If you look after someone, you are welcome to get in touch. We will help you work out what support is right for you.

Not sure where to start?

We know that every caring situation looks different. So we've created a tailored email course with the next steps that fit your situation, whether that's finding local support, sorting out work, or navigating burnout.

Carer's Allowance, are we eligible?

This is a UK government benefit for those of us caring and varies depending on hours, income and who we are caring for. Answer a few questions and get answers in minutes.

Are you a local partner?

If you work with carers - as a social worker, NHS colleague, VCSE organisation, or in any other capacity - we want to make it as easy as possible to connect the people you support with our service.

If you have any pressing queries, feel free to get in touch with us. Or if you would like to arrange a one-to-one conversation about how we can be working together, please book some time here.

About Mobilise

Mobilise is a specialist provider of carer support, working with local authorities across England. We exist to reach every carer who needs support - and to give them a genuinely high-quality experience delivered by people who care.

We were founded by unpaid carers in 2019, and many in our team continue to bring their lived experience of caring to our work every day. Our commitment to benefitting unpaid carers is written into the social mission of our Articles of Association, and we are proud to be B Corp certified.