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Care home specialising in the provision of nursing and nursing dementia care. Care service available:• Nursing Care Additional services• Dementia care• Palliative care• Respite care   Information sourced from MMCG website.

Purley Park Trust provides Residential Care Home Services for adults with learning disabilities based in the heart of Purley On Thames, Reading, Berkshire. From providing opportunities for people to grow, learn and achieve their aspirations to providing really good, sensitive end of life care for…

Search for residential care homes and supported living for people with learning disabilities, mental disorders and complex emotional and behavioural needs including autism.

Registered nursing homes, residential homes and care homes in the UK.

Birchwood Care Home is a mixed nursing and residential home with 50 beds available for residents, and provides specialist support for people with dementia. Tel: 01635 33967 View the leaflet Notrees  is a small home for older people. It is situated in the village of Kintbury (halfway between Hungerford and Newbury).…

The Care Hub in Goring is ‘the place’ for the community to meet, get support, have a chat and take part in regular activities and special events. The Hub is part of Q1 Foundation charity. The Hub runs a range of clubs and educational sessions and are…

CQC monitor, inspect and regulate services to make sure they meet fundamental standards of quality and safety and publish their findings, including performance ratings to help people choose care.   Report a concern if you are a member of the public. If you have concerns…

Carer's Allowance is for people (16 or over) who spend at least 35 hours a week caring for a severely disabled person.  It can affect other benefits you or the person you care for are receiving. Visit the GOV.UK website to find out if you…

Wide range of disability-related financial support, including benefits, tax credits, payments, grants and concessions.

All the information you should need to get the financial help you’re entitled to, as well as advice on getting a break from caring, going to work and much more. Call the Carers Direct helpline on 0300 123 1053 if you need help with your caring…

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Are you, or is someone you know, providing much-needed unpaid care for a loved one? Reading and West Berkshire Carers Hub Service is a confidential support service available for carers of all ages, The Carers Hub can offer: Information, Advice and Guidance Signposting to specialist…

West Berkshire Council can sometimes offer training to help you in your caring role, such as moving and positioning and back care.  These courses are often free of charge. 01635 519700 St Johns Ambulance - Various training courses held in different locations. NHS  - Moving and…

A carer's assessment involves a discussion between the carer and a care worker from the Council's Adult Social Care Locality team. You have the right to have your own needs assessed, even if the person you care for has refused support services or an assessment of…

The direction the group takes will very much depend on what participants feel they need. Open to both carers and patients.

Groups for carers of people with any disability or illness. Come along and meet other carers for support and coffee. Contact the Hub or Tony for further information.  

Groups for carers of people with any disability or illness.  Come and meet other carers for support and coffee. Contact the Hub or Tony for further information.  

NFCN is an umbrella organisation that aims to promote the voice and rights of family carers supporting a person with a learning disability. What We Do  The Network links groups and organisations that support families that include an adult with a learning disability.

Carers UK has launched a free to use interactive e-learning programme, Learning for Living. The tool helps carers develop an understanding of the skills and knowledge they apply on a day-to-day basis in their caring role, and how to transfer these skills to the workplace.

There are a number of organisations that provide a wide range of information, advice and guidance to support you in your role as a carer. Some of these are shown on West Berkshire Council's webpage, but there are many more which can be found in West Berkshire Council's…