Caring for a family member or friend in Central Bedfordshire?

Central Bedfordshire

If you provide support for a family member, partner or friend who needs help because of their age, physical or mental illness or disability we're here to support you in your caring role.

We work with Central Bedfordshire Council to provide a range of free online services to support you, in addition to what is already on offer.

Kick-start with our Email Course

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To kick-start your support from us, sign-up to our five-part email course, designed specifically to help carers like you in Central Bedfordshire.

Establish strong foundations to your care or double-check you have the essentials in place.

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Connect with others in a similar situation

Community and support from other carers is at the heart of what we do. Connect with others who are also looking after a family member or friend in the Mobilise Hub or on our online cuppas.

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Speak to someone

If you struggle to find time to talk to someone about your caring role, our Carer Support Team are available seven days a week including in the evenings and at weekends too.

You’ll speak with another carer about the things that matter to you.

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Ask our Mobilise Assistant anything

Whether you're struggling to find help with the cost of caring or incontinence, hospital discharge or respite, our AI-powered Mobilise Assistant is here to help you get quick answers about caring. 

Pop your questions in and get answers in seconds.

Support for you in Central Bedfordshire

If you're an unpaid carer, looking after someone Central Bedfordshire, we’re here to help with practical and emotional support.

Remember, you don’t have to wait until the crisis point before asking for help - the earlier you ask, the bigger difference it can make.

Local carer support services with Carers in Bedfordshire

Carers in Bedfordshire offers support to adult carers in Central Bedfordshire. Register with them to get access to a range of services, help with advice, and events. Other services they offer include:​

 

Central Beds Kinship Carers

This group is led by a Kinship volunteer who is a kinship carer (family carer) themselves. The group is open to all kinship carers in Central Bedfordshire and is held monthly in person. Find out when, where and how to join here


Help from Central Bedfordshire Council

Find out what help you may be eligible for from Central Bedfordshire Council. From Carer's Assessment to Breaks for Carers. They also offer help with: