Louise’s story
‘It's made me a stronger person, a more resilient person.’
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12 ideas and links for working and caring
Many companies are developing ways to better support carers. This is good for carers, providing income, independence and fulfilment.
Are you an LGBTI carer? Find support and services to help you
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) carers face the same stresses and pressures as other carers. But you may also face added problems of discrimination. LGBTI carers can use all the same supports and services as other carers, including financial help, respite services and help and advice in many areas.
Are you working and caring? 10 ways to make your life easier
Explore our 10 tips about what you can do to make life easier if you are a carer who is also working.
Dolly's story
‘I just like to see my daughters be happy within themselves to know that they have got a mum as a carer.’
Lac's story
‘I’m an occupational therapist because of my experience as a carer.’
Planning for the future
If you care for someone with an illness or disability, things are likely to change over time. The person might need more care in the future, or you might not be able to continue caring for them.
Working while caring
Working can give you income, satisfaction, interest and contact with other people. It can also give you a break from caring.
Legal matters
As a carer, you have legal rights about your role and how you should be treated. You may also need to manage the legal affairs of the person you care for.