2020

Blog post updated 02/10/20 We understand carers and their families might be feeling confused about what they can/can’t do right now as the North East is under “local lockdown” measures to limit the spread of coronavirus. From Wednesday 30th September, regulations banned the following: Households must not mix with people

Many people do not see themselves as family carers. Statistically, it takes two years for people to recognise themselves in this role. By this point, the carer is likely feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, lost, financially insecure and taking on a full time job. Our message is clear: a carer is anyone

Victoria is 27 and is a Special Guardian to her 11 year old niece with emotional needs. She is also an unpaid, full time carer to her 67 year old father who is currently in End Of Life Care. This is her story. The impact of Covid 19 had big

North Tyneside Carers’ Centre is moving premises from the YMCA building in North Shields to Saville Exchange, North Shields in Autumn 2020.  We’re delighted to share the news that North Tyneside Carers’ Centre is moving to new premises this coming Autumn. 2020 marks 25 years of North Tyneside Carers’ Centre

Coronavirus (COVID-19) and North Tyneside Carers’ Centre Friday 24th July 2020 We are very aware that as lockdown measures ease and businesses start to reopen, carers remain concerned about leaving their home and people coming into their home, due to the vulnerability of the people they care for. Many of