Carers
A carer is someone of any age who, without payment, unconditionally gives all-round help and support to a friend, neighbour, relative or another person.
Many people who are caring for someone do not necessarily see themselves as a 'carer'. Rather they are mothers, fathers, daughters, sons, partners, husbands, wives or neighbours. However, being identified as a carer by social services can help you get the right support you need to look after the person you care for.
Information and advice session for carers
Are you an informal carer and live in Greenford/Northolt? You can find out about the services provided by Ealing Carers Centre at a drop-in session on 26 November.
Information about key benefits paid to carers, including Carers Allowance and Carer Premium.
Carers assessmentsHow to be identified as a carer, so that social services can work out how best they can provide services to you and the person in your care.
Ealing Carers CentreThe Ealing Carers Centre is a resource and support centre for all unpaid carers in the borough.
Useful linksUseful sites to visit.