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Who are carers?
- Carers are defined as people who provide unpaid personal care, support and assistance.
- Carers include family members, friends, relatives, siblings or neighbours. Carers who are grandparents or foster carers of a child are also included as carers.
- All of these people are defined as carers regardless of the amount of care, support and assistance they provide.
- Many people who are carers may not identify themselves as such and therefore remain ‘hidden’.
- @everydaycaring is open to all carers, 24/7
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Everyday Caring Website Aims
An honest Website reporting the issues we experience and their impact – as carers longevity and strength is promoted by the support we receive.
Everyday Caring Website Objectives
- Reduce social isolation of carers
- Emotional support and reassurance
- Implementation self care, fitness, health and wellbeing
- Alleviate stress, promote relaxation techniques
- Facilitate carers understanding of their role
- Insight into practical aspects of care
- Services available to carers
- Advocate for carer up-skilling programs
Delivery of support.
Positive impact writing for our community, accessed 24/7, addressing active living, delivered Online @everydaycaring Website and :
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Twitter – @EverydayCaring
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Hello. I am interested in purchasing a book “Suddenly an everyday carer”. Could you please advise when it will be available and how (an email address??) I will be able to send through a purchase order.
Many thanks
Dear Desley
The book is available now as an e-book from this site and Amazon. Download the book and read on an iphone, ipod, ipad or kindle device.
Thank you for your support as a great resource for carers and all proceeds to SpinalCure.
Rachel