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

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

A group of LGBTQIA+ carers is continuing to meet for regular walks after forming strong connections through a Carers Support Walk & Talk programme in Eastville Park. The peer-led group now welcomes other LGBTQIA+ carers who would like to enjoy gentle walks, spend time outdoors and connect with others who understand the experience of caring.
20th July 2026

Free printmaking workshops for carers are taking place this summer across Bristol and South Gloucestershire. These relaxed, friendly sessions offer the chance to take a break, try something creative and connect with others who understand the experiences of caring—no previous art experience needed.
18th June 2026

Carers Week 2026 has begun with the launch of new research highlighting the importance of building carer friendly communities. The report sets out the need for better recognition and support for carers, alongside the role that local activities and services can play in helping carers feel more understood, supported and connected.
8th June 2026

As Volunteers’ Week begins, we’re celebrating the volunteers who support carers across Bristol and South Gloucestershire. From behind‑the‑scenes admin roles to lived‑experience voices, our volunteers share what it means to feel valued, included and part of a caring community.
1st June 2026

The latest edition of Carers News is now available, featuring practical advice, local opportunities and real experiences from carers across Bristol and South Gloucestershire. With a strong focus on health and wellbeing, this summer issue brings together support, ideas and updates to help you in your caring role.
21st May 2026

Mental Health Awareness Week (11–17 May) is a chance to focus on wellbeing — and for carers, that matters more than ever. This article explores why the week is important for carers, the small actions that can protect mental health, and the local support Carers Support offers in Bristol and South Gloucestershire.
6th May 2026

The government has announced a reassessment exercise for some Carer’s Allowance overpayments, following an independent review. This explainer sets out what’s happening, who may be affected, and what carers need to know – including reassurance that most people don’t need to take any action right now.
14th April 2026

Carers and disabled people are being invited to share their experiences as part of two important national conversations on food security and disability benefits. Find out how you can take part and make your voice heard.
13th April 2026
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