2019

North Tyneside Carers’ Centre are delighted to announce the launch of our new website. Not only will this strengthen our digital presence, but it shall also provide us with a platform to help us highlight issues faced by carers and promote the outstanding achievements of carers across North Tyneside. Our

A new project will support people who’ve had a long break from work, to care for family members for example, to take the first steps back into a career, and filling key roles with local employers. The North of Tyne Combined Authority (NTCA) is investing over £650,000, working with local

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 within their practices is one of our main priorities here at North Tyneside Carers’ Centre. Caring for someone can take

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 as developing our presence in local communities, in line with our strategy. The funding will allow us to continue bringing

Source: Carers UK Unpaid carers are unable to see a doctor because they can’t get a break from caring, according to damning new figures published by national charity Carers UK.  One in three carers looking after older, disabled or ill relatives say they would use a break from caring to attend a medical appointment, and half