Caring4Elders is a unique resource for anyone who supports an older person. Browse our website, contact us for our training offer, or join in the discussion on our Facebook or Twitter pages.

What We Offer
Great news! All of our support for employers and carers groups is now delivered online, enabling more people to benefit and have the chance to share experiences with others.
The Covid pandemic has put a new spotlight on the vulnerabibility of older people and caused additional worries for their families. We are tailoring our support to help with this.
Both our popular workshop programme, and our new offer 'The Final 15' are available as webinars as well as face-to-face. With 5 complementary topics, 'The Final 15' is proving inspiring and thought-provoking in helping people to plan for final years.
We will be offering another Final 15 taster session on Wednesday 17 April 2022 at 1pm on line. Watch this space for more information on how to register.
Read more about our offer here

Latest News
Our Five Top Tips leaflet provides areas to think about when visiting elderly relatives. The tips are designed to help families be 'prepared to care' ensuring loved ones are safe and remain as independent as possible for as long as possible.
Your might also like to check out our bitesized articles
- Do you know your rights? Carers Rights in a time of pandemic
- The Rise of the Older Worker is recognised as having an impact on the workplace. Read our bite sized article to find out more and how Caring4Elders can help.
Recent research in February 2022 by Carers UK highlights the financial pressures on unpaid carers with 45% unable to manage their monthly expenses. Carers UK have a campaign to alert policy makers and ask for changes to be made to support unpaid carers.

Opinion
As bank branches close and ATMs are withdrawn, carers face having to help older people with basic access to cash if they are reluctant or unable to bank online, an uncomfortable situation for both parties.
Which? has campaigned during COVID-19 to prevent the loss of facilities for those who need or prefer to use cash and our Director Hilary Cooper, is involved in the national debate - read about her research here.

Daily Life
Catch up with Betty and Liz - our mother and daughter blog about the ups and downs, fun and frustration of caring across the generations through the good times and the more challenging ones.
Our latest blog looks at how mulit-generational relationships have been affected by Coronavirus particularly where an older family member is living in a care facility.
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