If you are caring for someone, the right help can make things easier for you and your loved one. That might be emotional, practical or financial support, or access to respite to give you a break from caring.
Kingston Carers Network is an independent charity providing information, advice, advocacy and support to unpaid carers who are caring for someone with an illness, disability or substance misuse problem.
We support carers across Kingston, including carers as young as five, so that they can live and care well.
We get that caring is personal. But you do not need to feel alone.
News and information for carers
Kingston Hospital Radio interview shines a spotlight on carers ahead of Mandela Day
Volunteer Deborah and Emily Elliott, Communications and Community Engagement Officer, joined Julie Royce on Kingston Hospital Radio to raise awareness of the support we offer to unpaid carers and inspire listeners to give back ahead of Mandela Day.
We're Hiring
We're currently seeking a part-time Finance Officer to support the smooth running of our charity’s finance function.
Vocality Surbiton raises over £1000 for young carers
Vocality Surbiton chose Kingston Carers Network's Young Carers Project as its charity for its end-of-term concert, raising funds to help make this summer's activities even more special for local young carers.
Big Give: Pledge now to support Creative Connections for Carers and help unlock £20,000 for unpaid carers across Kingston
Kingston Carers Network is inviting local individuals, businesses and organisations to support a new programme using creativity to help unpaid carers connect, build confidence and take time for themselves.
Twenty Kingston young carers enjoy unforgettable weekend at Young Carers Festival
Young carers from Kingston Carers Network's Young Carers Project joined more than 1,000 other young carers from across England and Wales at the annual Young Carers Festival in Southampton, enjoying three days of outdoor adventures, creative workshops, live music and camping.