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This Professional Care Workers’ Week, we’re recognising and celebrating the people who provide care, compassion and support every day and the difference they make to people living with dementia and those who care for them.
Every dementia carer deserves to be heard
Support our crowdfunder to provide 245 hours of invaluable counselling for dementia carers who need support now.
What’s it like to care for someone with dementia?
Our short film follows what life can be like when you're looking after a partner or parent with dementia.
Take part in the Big Conversation on Care
Today marks the launch of The Big Conversation on Care. Have your say on the future of care and support.
Looking out for dementia carers
We share what support is available to carers who may be coping with challenging behaviours caused by someone’s dementia.
Unpaid carers action plan
The government has published a cross-departmental action plan for unpaid carers which focuses on how to make sure that people living in England who are caring for someone else are identified and can access support easily.
Social care needs solutions now
The Association of Directors of Adult Social Services has launched the findings of its 2025 Spring Survey. Unpaid carers need more support.
Consultation on new workplace rights for unpaid carers
Share your views on workplace rights for unpaid carers
When bladder and bowel problems become part of dementia care
For many carers, it’s not memory loss that feels like the biggest turning point—it’s when bladder and bowel problems begin.
The last taboo
Over half of dementia carers find themselves navigating continence care. We need to talk about the support they need.
What I wish you all knew…continence care can be tricky
Continence care can be tricky when you're caring for someone with dementia.
What I wish you all knew…the relief of being heard
Dementia carers value being heard.
Our 2025 impact report
No dementia carer should feel isolated, invisible or alone. Our 2025 impact report shares how we made a difference to dementia carers.
