2025

This month we have been exploring the topic of technology and how it can help make life easier for carers. This blog is a little different and focuses on looking after your digital wellbeing in an online world. This advice is particularly helpful for young carers who are juggling school,

Whether you’re keeping on top of appointments, tracking medication, or trying to stay organised, there’s no shame in seeking extra support if you are an unpaid carer. That’s where technology can help. In the last blog we provided an overview of the devices that can help – read here. In

Being a carer can involve long days, emotional strain, and changing routines often mean you don’t always get the chance to connect with others. You might find yourself missing the chats, the social outings, or even just the small moments of adult conversation. The good news? You’re not alone and

Have your say in the Big Community Conversation 2025 North Tyneside Council and its partners want to hear from you. Whether you live in, work in, or visit the Borough, your voice matters. Tell us what you love about North Tyneside, what you’d improve, and ask a question to local

Carers UK have launched their annual State of Caring survey. The annual State of Caring survey is the most extensive survey into unpaid carers’ experiences in the UK. It is used as a vital source of evidence not only by Carers UK, but by many other organisations including Government, local