Carers in Mind provides support for adults caring for adults with mental health issues. It doesn’t matter if the person you are caring for has a mental health diagnosis or not, or if they are accessing services.
A carer is someone giving unpaid support to another person, who could not manage without their help. Often this is family member or a friend. You may be providing emotional, practical or financial support. The support you are giving may be having a negative effect on your own wellbeing.
You may not realise you are a carer, or consider yourself to be a carer even if you are supporting another person. Are you perhaps concerned about your partner’s mental health and want to speak to someone about how to help?
No matter who you are, the Carers in Mind team is here to support you in your role and journey as a person supporting someone with their mental health (otherwise known as a carer).
We can help you through one-to-one support sessions, educational workshops and social activities in which you get a chance to meet other people in a similar position and peer support.
If you or the person you are caring for lives in the borough of Richmond, you can self-refer using our client registration form.
Please click on this link to register your interest in accessing this service.
Professionals please also use the above link and complete the registration form, on behalf of the client.
If you have any questions, please email us on [email protected] or call us on 020 8940 7384.
Carers in Mind is part of the ‘Carers hub’, that provides support to carers in Richmond. Each organisation in the hub has a different focus on support for carers, depending on the issue the person they care for is facing.
The five carers hub organisations are
