If you care, we care.
We provide support, information and advice to carers of any age living in Bristol and South Gloucestershire.
You don't need a formal assessment to access support. Simply register with us to get started. Register with us to access information, emotional support, practical help and opportunities to take a break from caring.
Know someone with caring responsibilities? Help them access free support.
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Supporting thousands of unpaid carers across Bristol and South Gloucestershire every year.
Help for carers
A carer is someone who provides support to family or friends who cannot manage without this help. Anybody from any background and of any age can be a carer and each carer’s experience is unique to their own circumstances.
Need advice now? Contact our carers support team.
CarersLine – Support for adult carers
Confidential advice and information for carers and the professionals who support them.
Phone: 0117 965 2200
Mon–Thurs: 10 am–1 pm, 2 pm–4 pm
Fri: 10 am–1 pm
(Closed on Bank Holidays)
Email: [email protected]
If you’re a carer, you’re in the right place
Caring for someone can have a big impact on your life, whether you're new to caring or have been caring for years.
Carers Support Bristol and South Gloucestershire offers free, confidential support to help you understand your options, access the right support and take time for yourself.
We're here to listen and help you explore what matters most to you.
Advice and support
We offer a range of services to help support you in your caring role including helping you get a Carers Assessment and providing support and wellbeing groups. Or get advice on a range of topics including benefits and finance, work and learning, legal and carers rights, taking a break and more.
Help for young carers
We offer help and support to children aged 8-18 in South Gloucestershire and 5-18 in Bristol. This includes one-one support, groups, fun activities and short breaks!
Latest news
See all newsFrom Worried to Confident: Ella's Back-to-School Story
Starting a new school can be a worrying time for any young person, but for young carers there can be even more to think about. In this guest blog, Ella, 15, shares her experience of balancing caring responsibilities with the move to secondary school, the support that helped her along the way, and her advice for other young carers facing the new school year.
27th August 2026
A Day at WWT Slimbridge: Young Carers Find Joy and Confidence
A group trip to WWT Slimbridge gave young carers the chance to step away from their caring roles, explore nature and enjoy time with friends. From spotting wildlife and exploring exhibits to building confidence in new surroundings, the day offered plenty of opportunities for fun, learning and connection.
3rd August 2026
A Wonderful Day at Bristol Pride
Carers Support was proud to attend Bristol Pride 2026, celebrating alongside the LGBTQ+ community and sharing information about the support available to carers across Bristol and South Gloucestershire. The event provided an opportunity to reconnect with carers, meet new people and highlight inclusive services such as our LGBTQ+ Walk & Talk groups.
29th July 2026
Summer Outings Bring Carers Together for Fun, Friendship and Fresh Air
Members of our South Gloucestershire carers support groups enjoyed a relaxing day out at Westonbirt Arboretum, with time to explore, socialise and enjoy a well-earned break from their caring responsibilities.
27th July 2026
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