Sutton Carers Centre offers specialist advice and support to unpaid Carers of people with physical or mental health illness or disability, or substance misuse.
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We offer free, confidential and independent information and advice to unpaid Carers and their families, with the aim of ensuring Carers secure their rights and entitlements to make informed choices.
We are open at the Centre for in-person drop-in, appointments and groups, as well as telephone or email contact from 10am until 5pm Monday to Friday, and until 8pm every Tuesday.
We provide a wide range of information on a variety of topics, including: breaks, Carers rights, Carers Assessments, practical advice, keeping yourself safe and local services.
We run regular Carer support groups, workshops as well as one-to-one wellbeing support and other events and activities throughout the year.
In addition to the other services provided to Carers, we offer specialist services to provide:
Information about diagnosis and treatment
Support to access information and navigate the mental health system
Access to specific activities and opportunities to meet other Carers of people with mental health concerns
We offer benefit check services, cost of living and debt advice as well as help completing forms including disability, Carers Allowance and other related forms.
Our monthly newsletter will keep you updated on what's coming up. To register with Sutton Carers Centre or book for an activity, just speak to a member of staff or visit our website.
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