2026

This month we have been focusing on how to cope in the summer when your routines change and expectations are high. Read our last blog about creating your own summer support plan here.  At North Tyneside Carers’ Centre, we know that caring can sometimes feel isolating. That’s why we’re committed

School holidays, changes to routines, warmer weather and reduced availability of some services can make summer quite tricky for carers. That’s why now is the perfect time to think ahead and create your own summer support plan. Planning ahead means you give yourself the best chance of enjoying this time

Summer is the season of sunshine, family time and good memories. Your social media feed is probably full of smiling faces and people having days out and holidays. However, don’t be fooled – summer can feel very different in real life. If you are a carer the summer can bring

Does that figure seem higher than you thought? Across North Tyneside there are thousands of people providing unpaid care for someone while also working. Unlike other employee groups, carers are often invisible. People may tell you they look after someone, or they help an aging parent or they are checking

Carers Week 2026 has been an opportunity to have some fun and come together, while also shining a spotlight on the challenges carers face and the invaluable role they play. But awareness alone is not enough – we need to take action. Building carer-friendly communities requires individuals, employers, community organisations,