Carers

Why should my GP surgery know I am a Carer?

All GP surgeries in Cheshire West and Chester record the names of  carers. This information can help us to:

  • Early intervention of carer health problems may lead to faster treatment and improved health outcomes.
  • Timely identification and registration of carers to make it easier to offer health checks and screening , flu jabs, to maintain good physical & mental health.
  • Improving physical health and emotional wellbeing of carers can lead to reduced demands on services and also may lead to saving in a GP’s prescribing budget.
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Carer Helpline: 0300 102 0008

Are you looking after someone who couldn’t manage without your help?

Register to access Carer information and our support services. Simply complete the registration form below.

Register as a Carer

Please Chose Your Title
Date of Birth
Address
Date of birth of person with care needs
Are you currently in paid employment
We need to ask your permission to record your details. Your information will be stored and accessed by Cheshire and Warrington Carers Trust staff, paper copies of your data will be stored securely. As this service is part funded by Cheshire West and Chester Council they ask that we provide statistical information of carers for monitoring purposes.
Please read each statement and tick as applicable:

You can withdraw your consent at any point by contacting us directly.

Providers of the Service

Services may be subject to change. You can view updated service availability on our website or by contacting our helpline.

  • Cheshire West Carer Support Service is the specialist support service for adult carers living in Cheshire West and Chester, it is a collaboration between six voluntary sector organisations.
  • Cheshire and Warrington Carers Trust is the leading provider of information and advice services.
  • Alzheimer’s Society provides support for carers of people with dementia.
  • Making Space provides support for carers of people with mental health issues and carers of people with a learning disability.
  • Rural Community Services (Opal), The Neuromuscular Centre, and Crossroads Together provide specialist respite services enabling carers to take a break from there caring role.

    • Visit our website for full details: https://cheshireandwarringtoncarers.org/