Sense is a free support for children and young people who are deafblind or who have complex disabilities. Our Siblings and Young Carers offer is aimed at supporting the wellbeing of young people with a caring role.
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Young carers are people under 18 who have some responsibility for taking care of someone else. This could be a friend or family member. Often, it’s someone with a disability.
Being a carer can come with some stress. It’s important for young carers to be able to have fun, make friends and talk about their experiences.
What we offer:
Group sessions: where young people can meet fellow siblings and young carers and share their experiences.
One to one peer sessions: where young people can share their experiences and interests with a fellow sibling or young carer.
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We know that finding a GP, a dentist, a pharmacy or other NHS services you need to look after your healthcare can be confusing. Healthwatch Kingston can help you navigate health and social care services and access the support you need to keep well.
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Raleigh House day centre offers a warm and friendly social environment for people over 65 with activities, refreshments and lunch provided. We are able to support those living with a mild to moderate dementia or needing personal care services.
