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Katherine Wilson - Employers for Carers

In this blog, Katherine Wilson (Head of Employers for Carers) gives a few ideas on how you can find time for you whilst juggling work and unpaid care.

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Kelly Harman, Active Essex

In this video series Kelly talks about how you can fit physical activity in around your caring role and shares some activity ideas you can do from home.

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Barry Lloyd, Rethink

In this blog, Barry from Rethink Mental Illness explains how physical activity can help your mental wellbeing and give you time to recharge

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Professor Chris Whitty, Chief Medical Officer

In this video, Professor Whitty talks about the importance of taking part in physical activity and the wide ranging benefits this can have.

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We Are Undefeatable

We Are Undefeatable are encouraging carers to build activity into daily life.

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Carers UK reaction to DWP research and Work and Pensions Select Committee recommendations on Carer’s Allowance
16 May 24

Today, the Department for Work and Pensions has published its research on the Experiences of Claiming and receiving Carer’s Allowance,…

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Carers UK reaction to DWP plans to text carers at risk of overpayments
15 May 24

Carers UK is reacting positively to the news that the Government is planning to text or email carers who are…

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Carers UK hosts Future of Work Conference to better support predicted rise in unpaid carer employees
14 May 24

Employers from a variety of sectors including finance, retail, healthcare and education gather in London on Tuesday 14 May to…

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‘Big questions for Stormont to answer’ over millions in carer benefit overpayments, charity says
10 May 24

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