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Time to Talk Day 2026: Talking and Being Heard as a Carer

Time to Talk Day is a reminder that talking can make a real difference — especially for carers, who often put their own wellbeing last.

19th January 2026

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Young Carers Voice Project Receives National Lottery Boost

The Young Carers Voice project has received a significant boost from The National Lottery Community Fund, helping us amplify young carers’ voices and create more opportunities for them to share their experiences and influence change.

12th January 2026

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New Evaluation Highlights the Impact of the Young Carers in Schools Programme

A new independent evaluation highlights the positive impact of the Young Carers in Schools (YCiS) programme in helping schools identify and better support young carers. Led by Carers Trust and The Children’s Society, and delivered locally by Carers Support Bristol and South Gloucestershire, the programme is improving awareness and outcomes for young carers in education settings.

5th January 2026

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Redland Green School Shows Commitment to Supporting Young Carers

Redland Green School is showing young carers they’re truly seen and supported, offering understanding and care that helps them feel less alone in their daily challenges.

17th December 2025

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A Season of Connection: Finding Friendship in the Colder Months

In this guest blog, freelance writer Millie Fuller shares practical, comforting ways for carers to stay connected during the colder months. From simple social moments to supportive services, it offers reassurance and ideas to help you feel less alone this winter.

16th December 2025

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New Year, New Opportunity: Join Our Walk & Talk Group for Parent Carers of SEND children

Start the year with a wellbeing boost – join our new Walk and Talk group for parent carers of SEND children.

15th December 2025

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Young Carers Make Music with Bath Philharmonia Orchestra

Young carers recently joined the Bath Philharmonic Orchestra for an inspiring music-making experience. This creative project gave them a chance to learn, connect, and enjoy a break from daily responsibilities through the power of music.

8th December 2025

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Counselling Support – Waiting Times Reduced!

Good news for carers—our counselling service is now easier to access.

26th November 2025

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Halimo Recognised at Soul Trail Awards

We’re delighted to see Halimo recognised for her dedication and strength. Her achievement celebrates the incredible resilience of carers in our community.

25th November 2025

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When Caring Changes: A Story of Adaptation and Resilience

Carer, Mike Hatch, shares his personal experience in “When Caring Changes”, exploring how caring responsibilities evolve and the emotional and practical challenges that arise. His story offers reassurance, insight, and practical ideas for carers navigating changes in their roles.

4th November 2025

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