At Barking and Dagenham Carers we provide advice, information and support for people who care. Whether you are a parent or child, husband or wife, partner, close relative or friend we are here to provide help when you need it.
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Carers of Barking & Dagenham 
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Parents can sometimes feel isolated, worried or exhausted by the care that they provide for their child.
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A relaxed, homely and friendly centre for people aged 55 and over with dementia - £50 per day inclusive of food and refreshments.
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Our IAS service provides support and guidance for parent carers and young people with Special Educational Needs.
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Would you like to make a referral?
Anyone can make a referral, whether you are a Carer or a Professional (all professionals need Carers permission)
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Young Carers are young people aged 8-18 years who care for a relative.
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Provides support to carers who care for an adult with a long term illness or disability. We also provide specialised support through the following projects:
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Would you be interested in sharing your experience of the NHS with healthcare staff participating in our current learning programmes?
Research shows that LGBTQI+ youth are more than two-and-a-half times more likely to have a mental health problem as those who identify as heterosex
Young Carers Awareness Day is an annual event, organised by Carers Trust, and is taking place on Thursday 30th January 2020.
Come along to the annual Parent Carer Conference, this year we have lots of guest speakers.
We would like to announce that we have now changed our referral forms and, as of the 1st November 2019, are no longer able to take our previous for
