Not having the opportunity to take a break from caring was the biggest reason carers gave for feeling overwhelmed.

CARERS’ mental health has worsened, with more than half feeling often or always overwhelmed, according to a major survey.

Responding to a report from Carers UK, which showed that more than half (57%) of carers ‘often’ or ‘always’ feel overwhelmed, Liberal Democrat Leader Ed Davey said: ...

A British study found young caregivers experience a dip in life satisfaction. One of the researchers discusses the challenges ...

In the longer-term, employers can help inform carers around how best to tackle their approach to retirement. Jason Cannon, ...

Working long and unsociable hours means that more than a third of NHS staff are burnt out and not prioritising their own ...

Two carers at Hepworth House Care Home in Wakefield, Helen Brady and Ellie Linskill, recently completed an impressive ...

Across the UK, working parents and carers are being called back to offices in greater numbers, seamlessly balancing ...

The NIDUS-Family package of care uses goal setting to help people with dementia live well at home for longer. New research ...

An Isle of Wight filmmaker is bringing much-needed attention to the often-overlooked role of unpaid carers with his moving ...

Liberal Democrats leader Sir Ed Davey has teamed up with campaigner Clare Miller to push for a new law aimed at protecting ...

Staff and residents at Boroughbridge Manor Care Home in Boroughbridge are excited to announce the launch of a new Carers Café ...