BCUHB Carer Representative
Listening to the experiences of patients, service users and carers is a fundamental part of learning in
NEWCIS deliver information, one to one support, training and counselling to unpaid carers
Register with NEWCIS
Are you currently providing or intend to provide support or unpaid care for a relative or friend? As a carer you may not know what support exists. NEWCIS can help, register with us for free today!
Covid-19 Info Hub
Read official government guidance and find information about food delivery services and useful organisations that may be able to support you. Accessible versions of the pages are now available.
Refer to NEWCIS
Organisations, friends and family members can refer a carer to NEWCIS. Please ensure you have the carers permission before making a referal. Urgent referrals must be made over the telephone.
Do you care for a loved one? A carer is anyone who cares, unpaid, for a relative, partner or friend who is ill, frail, disabled or has mental health or substance misuse problems.
Support Local Carers
A donation to NEWCIS, no matter what size, can make a real difference to a carers life. As a charity, we rely on your support so that we can provide a bespoke service to unpaid carers.
Donate NowCarers Rights
Whether you are a new carer or have been caring for a while, it is important to understand your rights and are able to access the support that is available to you.
Learn moreNEWCIS News
Read the Winter edition of NEWCIS News featuring Carers Rights Day, regular (virtual) carer groups and training courses and Christmas events!
Read HereOur Services
NEWCIS provides a lifeline to carers of all ages and backgrounds and offers a range of services tailored to meet individual needs. Take a look and see how we could help you with your caring role.
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Carers Rights Day 2020
Carers Rights Day (Thursday 26th November) is a national awareness campaign ran by Carers UK that aims
Caring Behind Closed Doors: Six Months On
The report by Carers UK looks at the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on unpaid carers,