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Carers Consultation 2018

06 Nov 2019

Consultation :

We asked:

Bury Council and Bury CCG consulted with carers and people who support carers to seek their views on the services they have used, their needs, and what provision for carers they would like to see in Bury.

You said:

From the consultation feedback it was clear there were 8 emerging themes:

1) Information and advice

2) Local community support

3) Available support isn’t right

4) Carers are clear on what is important to them

5) Respite

6) Befriending and Peer Support

7) Disjointed system

8) More activities and support for all carers

Full results can be viewed here: Carers Consultation 2018 | One Community

We did:

Feedback will lead to reshaping carers service and support