Together with Create, we recently hosted a series of creative workshops in Gillespie Park at the Islington Ecology Centre, specifically for unpaid carers. Carer Lena Meeting other carers The participants on the project came from different backgrounds. We were able...
Sue Searle talks about caring for her mother and how she’s been able to find support through Islington Carers Hub and how she’s recently been able to take a short break from caring through Carefree. You can also view a...
There’s a lot to juggle when you’re caring for someone and it can leave you feeling emotionally and physically exhausted, which is why it’s really important to look after your own needs. This could mean taking time out to focus...
Caring for someone can lead to money worries, especially if your caring role means you have to give up work. But as a carer, it’s possible you could be eligible for financial support including Carer's Allowance or Carer's Pension Credit. ...
What is a Carer's Assessment? A Carer's Assessment is a structured conversation to see if there’s anything that can make your life easier as a carer. It is free and anyone over 18 years old can ask for one. We...
How to get started? The first step to joining Islington Carers Hub is to contact us. We’ll contact you to complete your registration and to find out what support you may need. You’ll then receive a welcome pack and our...
Am I an unpaid carer? An unpaid carer is anyone who cares for a friend or relative regularly because they are ill, they are older, or because they have a disability or mental health condition. They don’t receive pay for...
Do you look after a friend, partner or relative? Islington Carers Hub’s team is here for you when you need us: for emotional, financial and practical advice and guidance. We can register you as a carer, introduce you to a...
If you’re an unpaid carer, you might spend a lot of time making sure that the person you care for gets the support they need. But, have you made plans for an emergency? See the Contingency Planning section for information...
Whether you are juggling work and caring, or looking to build your skills to return to work, there is support available. As a working carer, you should be aware of your employment rights, including your right to request flexible working....
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