Get the low down on different types of breaks, including respite care, the Make a Difference grant and our courses and workshops.
Having a break helps you recharge, see your friends and family and do things for yourself.
Taking a break is vital for carers. It can mean different things for different people and can help you to:
When you take breaks, the person you care for may benefit too. It can be a chance for them to meet new people and get a change of scenery.
Whether you want to relax, socialise, learn new skills or meet other carers, we can help. Read more about what we offer below. If you’re not sure where to start then get in touch.
Carers Breaks are where a trained professional spends time with the person you support, allowing you to have a break from your caring role.
While we don’t provide breaks ourselves, we can put you in touch with organisations that can help – just get in touch.
Our Carers Passport Service gives you discounts in hundreds of shops, restaurants and leisure facilities, so you can relax at some of your favourite retailers.
To apply for your Carers Passport click here. To see all of the breaks and offers, click here.
We offer a wide range of courses where you can pursue your passions. You’ll also build confidence, learn new skills (some related to caring) and meet other carers.
To find a course that works for you, visit our Events page.
If you would like to attend one of our events but would have difficulties arranging transport or finding time in your caring role, please contact us as we may be able to help.
A Make a Difference Break is a break tailored to you which improves your health, fitness and wellbeing.
Whether it’s a break away from home, sports equipment, a class or a workshop, we work with you to decide what would help the most.
Make a Difference Breaks are for:
To find out if a Make a Difference Break is right for you, get in touch.
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