The Care Collective

The Care Collective (TCC) will close in March after 3 decades due to long-standing financial challenges, its Trustees have said. Building on the legacy of the Crossroads initiative which began in 1974, The Care Collective (previously known as Carers Trust South East Wales)

We advise unpaid carers to contact their local authority who can advise what support they can offer, usually through their social services department.”

Unfortunately, unpaid carers have long been underappreciated and support for them underfunded and I see no improvement in this situation when organisations such as ourselves are no longer able to deliver vital services to vulnerable people and their carers.

The Care Collective (TCC) will close in March after 3 decades due to long-standing financial challenges, its Trustees have said. Building on the legacy of the Crossroads initiative which began in 1974, The Care Collective (previously known as Carers Trust South East Wales)

Unpaid carers who were caring for their partner and your caring role has come to an end - you could be eligible for the Government's Bereavement Support Fund The fund gives up to a £3500 one off payment or 18 monthly payments of £350 Find out more: bit.ly/3UbajDY

Calling all Parent Carers! We have a support group running from the Gwent Hub in Pontypool every Friday, 12.30pm - 2pm. Please get in touch for more information. Children not in school also welcome #unpaidcarers #support #information #advice #assistance @1CareCollective