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KCN offers free one to one counselling which is provided by both fully BACP qualified counsellors, and trainee counsellors, who are independently supervised.
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KCN runs monthly groups to give carers the chance to chat with others who may be in a similar situation to themselves. It is a friendly opportunity to share stories and tips in a safe, non-judgemental space.
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This group is for our young adult carers, aged from 16 to 21. The group meet on the first and third Friday of each month (excluding bank holidays) from 6.00pm to 8.00pm at Chessington Sports Centre. For more information, or to come along, contact Emily on Emily.Forey@kingstoncarers.org.uk.
This support group is for parents and carers of adults who are neurodivergent. Whether your loved one has autism, ADHD, a learning disability, or another neurodivergent condition, find support, share experiences, and learn together.
The group meets from 10.00am to 12.00pm on the last Monday of each month (unless it is a bank holiday) in Room 41, Ground floor, Guildhall Building, Kingston, KT1 1EU. Refreshments are provided. We ask that you book a space each month by emailing mhpeersupport@kingstoncarers.org.uk or by calling 020 3031 2757.
This support group is for carers of people with a mental health condition or mental ill health. The group is facilitated by David, Deputy CEO, and meets from 6.00pm to 7.15pm on the second Tuesday of each month at Hillcroft in Surbiton. The group sometimes welcomes guest speakers and when this is the case, the group finishes a little later.
Thank you so much for the invite to the support group. What a lovely group!
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KCN offers free one to one counselling which is provided by both fully BACP qualified counsellors, and trainee counsellors, who are independently supervised.
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We are a local registered charity, providing independent information, advice, advocacy and support to unpaid carers of all ages including young carers aged 5 to 18.
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KCN runs a monthly lunch club to give carers of people with dementia the chance to chat with others who may be in a similar situation to themselves. It is a friendly opportunity to share stories and tips in a safe, non-judgemental space.