Carer Innovation Collective: ”Better support for carers, together”
The Carer Innovation Collective brings together people across the NHS, local authorities, and carer organisations who are passionate about improving support for unpaid Carers. It’s a space to share ideas, explore new approaches, and learn what’s working, from digital tools and AI to frontline support and engagement. Expect open conversations, shared challenges, and practical insights you can take back and apply. Whether you’re building new services or strengthening existing ones, this is a place to connect, learn, and make a real difference.
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LauraAllbuary posted an update in the group Carer Innovation Collective: ”Better support for carers, together”
4 months, 2 weeks ago50 Years of Carer’s Allowance: Progress or Stagnation? Are we truly valuing carers in the way we say we do?
April marked 50 years of Carer’s Allowance, a milestone worth reflecting on. Introduced in 1976, it was a major step in recognising carers. But while the world has changed, the system hasn’t kept pace.
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• Over 1 million people receive…[Read more]-
Stevereplied 4 months, 1 week ago
I think it’s a foundation—but not fit for the future. Carer’s Allowance was a landmark policy in 1976 and still provides vital support. But the world has changed—care is more complex, more intensive, and more central to society than ever before. If we truly value carers, the next step isn’t small tweaks—it’s rethinking how we support them in a m…[Read more]
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KevinSpreplied 4 months, 1 week ago
In my opinion, Carer’s Allowance plays an important role, but we see every day that it’s not enough. Demand for support continues to grow, and many carers are still under significant financial pressure. Valuing carers means not just recognising them, but ensuring they can access practical, timely support that meets their needs in real life
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