North Tyneside Carers' Centre
We are an independent charity and the only generic carer support service in North Tyneside supporting both young and adult carers. Our knowledgeable team supports carers with everything from advocacy to mental health through one to one sessions and peer support groups. We also provide specialist training and information sessions created by us to help make life easier for you and the person you care for.
Information for Adult Carers
Our Adult Carers Support service can help adult carers minimise the impact of caring on their lives by providing individually tailored advice, information, support and groups so they can meet other carers and share experiences.
Information for Young Carers
We provide young carers with practical and emotional support, activities for them to have fun and take a break from caring, opportunities to share their thoughts and influence positive changes for young carers.
Information for Professionals
If you work for an organisation that provides a service for carers or wish to learn about carers issues, you will find a range of useful information and resources in this section. You can also use this section to make a referral.
Support Services for Carers
In this section you will find a range of information about carers’ rights.and links to services, activities and resources which can help enhance carers wellbeing and increase their knowledge and skills.
Latest news
Seven Tips To Get The Most Out Of Your GP Appointment
Young carers routinely tell us that GPs can fail to recognise the health problems that arise from their caring role. Helping GPs to identify and support carers of all ages
North Tyneside Carers’ Centre receives National Lottery funding
North Tyneside Carers’ Centre, is celebrating after being awarded almost £200,000 in National Lottery funding. These funds will enable us to continue supporting unpaid carers across North Tyneside, as well
Young Carers Get Their Message Across in Song
As part of our Young Carers Awareness Day, our young carers have produced two original songs in a bid to get across a very important message to young carers
