Raising awareness, helping professionals identify carers earlier and improving access to information are all positive ambitions. However, recognising carers is only the beginning.
The Health Bill proposes to give patient and carer voice a stronger platform across health and care in England. We look at what this could mean for families and unpaid carers, and the questions that still need answering.
For family carers like me, knowing that someone understands the challenges we face can make all the difference.
Mental Health Awareness Week reminds us why mental wellbeing matters, especially for family carers, healthcare professionals and the communities around them.
Today, 22 April 2026, marks Power of Attorney Awareness Day, a moment to pause and think about something many of
Listening to family and friend carers helps turn patient feedback into meaningful improvements across health services.
Time to Talk Day reminds us carers need recognition, support, and inclusion in mental health conversations too.
Read more about why involving unpaid carers early is essential, required, and improves outcomes across health and care.
Our nationally recognised work shows that listening to patients and acting on their insights delivers better care, experiences, and sustainable improvement.
Empowering unpaid carers to know, use and claim their rights – recognition and support start today.
