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There may be a number of people who become involved in the person you care for’s end of life care and the provision of support to you as their carer. The person you care for may receive support from some or all of the following people, and you and the person you care for can ask questions to any… assessment for social care ie. non-medical support, as well as carrying out a carer’s assessment of your own needs as the carer. When a terminal illness has been diagnosed a specialist palliative care team will assess the needs of the person you care for and your own needs as a carer. This team… and cope better with the situation. A chaplain is a cleric (minister, priest, pastor, rabbi, or imam) or a lay representative of religious tradition attached to a hospital or hospice. Their role is to offer spiritual support to you and the person you care for. A chaplain will listen to how you feel…

Understandably the dying person may be mentally and emotionally distressed especially when they are cognitively alert near the end of life. They may also have very specific fears and concerns, for example, worrying about being alone at the end or a fear of the unknown and leaving their loved on…

Surrey and Borders Partnership (SABP) NHS Foundation Trust is running memory drop-in sessions on the third Thursday of every month in Redhill.

Financial help is now available from Citizens Advice Epsom & Ewell.

Women’s, Autism, and Assertiveness Course.

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Free counselling to people struggling with drug or alcohol use or mental health issues

Free online chair yoga A gentle six-week course for all abilities