A great way for carers to feel less isolated and more supported is by joining The Carers Trust Live Chat Forum via the Carers Trust website. Many carers find this form of social communication fits in well around the demands of their caring role. There are lots of topics open for discussion in the Live Chat forum, such as; Benefits Q&A, Working & Caring, Health & Lifestyle, Your Rights… plus lots more, but if the topic you’re interested in isn’t there, then simply ask the question and wait for others to join in the discussion.
Chat with other Carers today!
Do you sometimes feel cut off and isolated from your peers? or maybe you find yourself in a difficult situation and need some out-of-hours personal advice, then Live Chat could be your answer! Join hundreds of other carers from across the UK as they share information, tips and advice on caring, it could be the life-line you’ve been searching for! Follow the link below to register for the Carers Trust Live Chat. Join Live Chat here.
Start a discussion in the forum
If you are looking for a quick solution to a problem or an answer to a carer related question, then you’re not alone, thousands of carers take part in the Discussion Forum to share their views and exchange information and tips with other carers. Follow the topic threads and you’re sure to find your answer. If not… then ask the question! Follow the link below to register for the Carers Trust Discussion Forum. Join the Discussion Forum here.
Keep a Carer blog
Some carers find that keeping a blog (or online diary) of their life can help them to deal with the ups and downs that daily life can throw at them. Even following someone else’s blog can provide insight and reassurance to those who read it and find they are not alone in sharing certain caring situations or circumstances. To read what carers are blogging about, follow the link below to register for the Carer Blog. Join the Carer Blog
