Gloucestershire Carers Hub
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Our August Programme
› Read more🌼 Welcome to Our August ‘Be Connected’ Programme We’re excited to share our August 2025 activities and sessions designed especially for unpaid carers across Gloucestershire. Whether you’d like to bring along the person you care for or take some time just for yourself, there’s something for everyone. 🌿 In the Community This month, we have a […]
Our September Be Connected
› Read more🌼 Welcome to Our September ‘Be Connected’ Programme We’re excited to share our September 2025 activities and sessions designed especially for unpaid carers across Gloucestershire. Whether you’d like to bring along the person you care for or take some time just for yourself, there’s something for everyone. 🌿 In the Community This month, we have a […]
Show past eventsCo-production opportunities
› Read moreHave Your Say: Co-Production Session for Unpaid Carers We’re inviting unpaid Carers to join our co-production sessions, where we’ll work together to explore how support services, especially around hospital stays, can better meet your needs. These sessions are part of a growing series of conversations and activities, held both online and in person, designed to […]
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Dementia Carers Coffee Morning – Evert Tuesday 10.00am to 11.00am
› Read moreCome along and meet other Carers who are supporting someone with Dementia for a cuppa and chat. If you are a registered carer, you can join by emailing carers@peopleplus.co.uk or calling 0300 111 9000. To register as a carer visit https://gloucestershirecarershub.co.uk/self-referral/
Show current regular activitiesDementia Coffee Morning
› Read moreEvery Tuesday from 10.00am to 11.00am Come and Join our coffee morning for people who care for someone with dementia. Caring for someone can leave you feeling isolated. Spending time talking to others in similar situations can help. Please email bookings@peopleplus.co.uk or call 0300 111 9000 to register your interest and a link will be […]
We understand that being a carer can put pressure on your physical and emotional health and wellbeing at times. We also know that where specific conditions are being cared for, this can bring its own set of challenges for you.
A carer can be somebody, of any age, who provides support or who looks after a family member, partner or friend who needs help because of frailty, physical or mental illness, or disability. This would not usually include someone paid or employed to carry out that role, or someone who is a volunteer.
If you are helping someone with day-to-day care, which can include preparing meals, administering medication, giving someone personal care or emotional support, there is a wide range of support available to you.
Gloucestershire Carers’ Hub is able to offer support to carers who are over the age of 18, including parent carers. Support for young carers is provided by Gloucestershire Young Carers.
Contact info
- 0300 111 9000
- carers@peopleplus.co.uk
- Triage Team
Bonds Mill
Stonehouse
GL10 3RF
Inclusion statement
We are committed to ensuring our services are fair, responsive and accessible to all.
We are committed to fairness and do not discriminate on any grounds including gender, transgender, pregnancy, marital status, race, ethnic origin, colour, nationality, disability, sexual orientation, religion, age and offending status.
We ensure that our offices and buildings are accessible (if any building does have limited access we ensure that a suitable alternative venue is offered). We will work with people to provide reasonable adjustments for anyone with a disability. If you let us know in advance of an event what your needs are, we will do our best to help.
•We consult with and involve communities in the development of services as appropriateOnline links