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Care for the Carers produces a monthly carers enewsletter which is full of information about local services, engagement opportunities and updates.

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CareLine magazine

CareLine is a quarterly free magazine published by Care for the Carers. It provides carers with useful information, tips and advice about local services, support, groups and activities.

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Latest issue

Download Autumn/Winter 2019 issue

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Back Issues

Latest

Arlington Bluebell Walk

We are delighted to have been chosen as one of the charities to participate in the Arlington Bluebell Walk.
Cakes needed for Arlington Bluebell Walk!

Are you a keen baker? Could you make a cake for us to sell at Arlington Bluebell Walk?
Volunteers needed for Arlington Bluebell Walk!

Can you spare a couple of hours on Tuesday 14th April? We need your support!
Groups for carers of people with dementia

Making Memories groups for carers of people with dementia alongside the person they care for in Bexhill, Hailsham and Seaford.

Getting carers connected online

Carers can benefit from using technology across many aspects of their lives. Includes a range of online support options.
Get a Carers Card

Get discounts as a carer at a variety of retail and leisure venues in East Sussex, including hospital parking for just £1.70.
Top 10 tips

10 Things Carers Want To Know
Factsheets

Care for the Carers' partner agencies have produced a range of factsheets and online resources on subjects including Lasting Power of Attorney, hospital discharge procedure, and what's involved in having Carer's Assessment.
What are my rights?

The Care Act 2014 provides carers with certain rights, and it is useful to be aware of these and how they can support you in your caring role.