Your rights: today, tomorrow and in the future

Whether someone has recently become a carer, realised they have been caring for a while without support or has been caring for someone for many years, it’s important they understand their rights and are able to access the support that is available to them whenever they need it.

Carers Rights Day empowers carers with information and support. It helps them to feel confident asking for what they need and challenge things when their rights are not being met, whether that be in the workplace or education, in accessing health or social care, when interacting with other professionals or at home.

You may think talking never solved anything but many carers tell us that talking is one of the most important types of help they can get - so come andhave a chat!

On Wednesday 22nd November Carers drop in 10.30am-12.30pm...

Meet staff from the Reading & West Berkshire Carer sPartnership .
Refreshments are on us!
No need to book.

Reading Biscuit Factory,
Unit 1a, Queen’s Walk,
(Corner of Oxford Road),
Reading RG1 7QE

We will be in the bar area - See flyer for further details.

Further information on what is happening in Reading for Carers Rights Day to follow!