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Use the ££ figures in the National Care review to push the value of unpaid carers and to shine a light on the long term unsupported role

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Use the ££ figures in the National Care review to push the value of unpaid carers and to shine a light on the long term unsupported role

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Stop making it looking easy! Raise expectations of unpaid carers. To ensure return of support levels & resources that have been withdrawn return in full. Care needs are likely to increase.

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Really listen to family unpaid carers within the current National Care review and show that their voices have been heard.

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what works now - family carers being valued as equal partners in care - paid contributions and/or support for their caring role so that they are freed up to take part 

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what works now - family carers being valued as equal partners in care - paid contributions and/or support for their caring role so that they are freed up to take part 

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Support plans in place for when primary carer becomes ill to become standard

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Put funding into rehabilitation as a priority.  The impact of covid has been very detrimental to our adult children both physically and emotionally.

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Starting point for funding/policy decisions to be the needs & circumstances of people with disabilities

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Unpaid carers to be accredited for the skills they develop >>> pathways back into employment

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Clear guidelines for care in hospital settings - reasonable adjustments understood and made
Paid carers allowed to carry on their role

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What  could policy makers do to make a difference 

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What  could policy makers do to make a difference 