Carers

  • Let us know if you are a carer

    If you are a carer who helps and supports someone who can’t manage on their own, we want to ensure you get all the support you need.

    We are trying to identify as many carers as we can, particularly those people who may be looking after a member of their family, or helping a friend or neighbour with day to day tasks, who don’t really regard themselves as a carer and are undertaking the vital activity without help or support.

    Although extremely valuable and important, caring for someone can mean being in demand round the clock and lead to a felling of isolation, which is why we want carers to receive all the support and information we can give, on topics suck as benefit entitlement, access to respite care or maybe simply to provide a kindly ear when things get too much.

    We offer appointments for carers to see our carer support worker here at Mundesley Medical Centre. These one to one sessions can offer information, advice, guidance and emotional support. They will enable you to have someone to talk to on an individual basis about your caring role, and any arising issues that may have an impact on your own mental and/or physical well-being.

    It might be you just need someone to talk to about your caring role in general, or you might need a specific piece of information advice, which would make your role as a carer easier.

    Please speak to reception to book an appointment to see our carer support worker or to collect a carer’s pack. You can also use our online form to register as a carer with our practice.

  • Carers UK

    They’re here to make sure that no matter how complicated your query or your experience, you don’t have to care alone.

    Phone
    0808 808 7777

    Website
    Carers UK

    Email
    info@carersuk.org

  • Social care and support guide

    If you or someone you know needs help with day-to-day living because of illness or disability, this guide explains your options and where you can get support.

    Website
    NHS: Social care and support guide

  • Register as a Carer

    It is important that we know if you are a carer so that we can make sure you receive information, services and the help that is available.
    If you are a carer, please complete a carer registration form (either by printing it or requesting a hard copy from any of our branches) and return it to us so that we may update your records.

  • Age UK Norwich

    Age UK Norwich trained advisors offer free information and advice to older people and their families. Age UK Norwich volunteer befrienders visit lonely older people in the community who have no one to talk to.

    Phone
    01603 496333 

    Website
    www.ageuk.org.uk

    Email
    enquiries@ageuknorwich.org.uk

  • Carers Matter Norfolk

    Drawing on the expertise and experience of Carers Matter Norfolk teams, they seek to offer services which are tailored to meet what matters to you as a carer. You can access support online, on the telephone or in person.

    Phone
    0800 083 1148

    Website
    www.carersmatternorfolk.org.uk

    Email
    info@carersmatternorfolk.org.uk

  • Chill4us Carers

    Chill4us Carers is the social network community for family carers and is about, information, humour, fantasy and fun, chat with carers and finding help when the caring ends. 

    Phone
    01603 340193

    Website
    www.chill4uscarers.co.uk

    Email
    support@chill4us.com

  • Carers Direct

    If you care for someone else.

    Phone
    0300 123 1053

    Get help by email

    Ask your question using webchat

    Helpline and webchat open: Monday to Friday, 9am to 8pm and weekends, 11am to 4pm. Ask if you need a translator.