South Eastern Trust Sets Up Carers Event in Downpatrick

South Eastern HSC Trust connects carers with vital support at Downpatrick event on Friday 20th November

Carers from across the South Eastern Trust area are being encouraged to attend a free information morning in Downpatrick, bringing together a wide range of organisations offering advice, support and practical information for those in a caring role.

The South Eastern Trust’s Carer Support Service will host the event at Down Leisure Centre, Downpatrick, on Friday 20 November, from 10.30am to 12.30pm.

The information morning will provide carers with an opportunity to meet representatives from a range of support services and community organisations, find out about available resources and access advice on issues that may impact them and the people they care for.

The South Eastern HSC Trust has pulled together a carers’ information session on Friday 20th November in the Down Leisure Centre. A wide range of care providers and support organisations will be in attendance. Everyone welcome!

A number of organisations will be attending, including Falls Prevention, Safe and Well, Make the Call, National Energy Action, Alzheimer’s Society, Inspire, Centre for Independent Living, Clanrye, Libraries NI, the LPS Outreach Team, Policing and Community Safety Partnership and MindWise.

District Nursing staff will also be in attendance to offer blood pressure and health checks.

The event is open to all carers and there is no need to book in advance. Refreshments will be available throughout the morning.

South Eastern Trust Carers Development Officer, Pamela Smyth said: โ€œCarers play a vital role in supporting family members, friends and loved ones, often balancing caring responsibilities alongside work, family life and other commitments.

“This information morning will bring together a range of organisations in one place, making it easier for carers to access information, advice and support that may help them in their caring role.

“We would encourage anyone who provides care for a relative, friend or neighbour to come along and find out what services are available.”

For further information, contact the Carer Support Service by emailing:

[email protected] or calling (028) 4372 1807).

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