Caring for someone can take its toll on your physical and mental health, social life, career and relationships. Taking time out to look after yourself is important if you’re to continue supporting yourself and the person you’re caring for. Here are some of the different types of support available.

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If your Mum or Dad uses a wheelchair to get around, either all the time or...

There are a number of important reasons to ask your parent to write a will. Two...

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If the money you’ve been using to pay for your long-term care is running out, what are your options? Who can you turn to for financial support, and what could happen to you if you’re in a care home? Here’s what you need to know.

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When a parent is facing a terminal illness, it can be difficult to have a conversation...

Marie Curie is the leading charity providing care to people with any terminal illness in their...

If you’re caring for your parent, there is financial help out there for you. We uncover...

Sense is a national charity that has supported and campaigned for people who have both sight and...