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Carers Support Merton AGM 4th November 2021

Carers Support Merton AGM and Birthday Celebration 4th November 5pm (on-line Event)
Digital Connection Cafe December 2021

Monthly meeting for Digital Champions, Digital Learners and anyone who is interested in joining CSM as a Champion or Learner. 14th December 2:00pm
Digital Connection Cafe November 2021

Monthly meeting for Digital Champions, Digital Learners and anyone who is interested in joining CSM as a Champion or Learner. 18th November 12:30pm
CSM Insights

The Carers Support Merton team and supporters share their insights into our work and activities.

Why all the fuss about digital exclusion?

Why tackling digital exclusion in Merton with the help of our volunteer Digital Champions is so important.
When you get the Alzheimer's diagnosis… what happens next?

Caring for his wife with dementia, former Merton Carer Robin Thomson learned the importance of putting a support system in place from the beginning.
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Who we are

Carers Support Merton is an independent charity formed in 1991 by a group of local carers. We exist to support unpaid carers from the age of 5 in Merton to stay well and live a fulfilling life.
Refer an adult carer

If you are working professionally with someone who will benefit from support as a carer, you can refer them to us directly with their consent.
Parent carers

Parents of children who have disabilities and are aged under 18, are welcome to participate in our range of activities for adult carers, as well as any of our groups and social events for which they meet the relevant criteria. Parents of children aged over 18, who are caring for their adult child, also qualify for our full range of services including Carers Assessment.
Refer a young carer

How to refer a Young Carer to our service (with current Covid-19 guidance)
What is a Young Carer?

We define a 'Young Carer' as anyone aged between 5-17 that is significantly impacted by the diagnosed health condition, disability or substance misuse of a close relative. This means someone they live with or see on a daily basis.
What is a carer?

An unpaid Carer is someone who looks after a friend, family member or neighbour, who due to disability, mental or physical ill health, or an addiction, could not cope without their support.
Jack Petchey Achievement Award Scheme

Caring for someone can be extremely difficult,but also incredibly rewarding. We value the contribution Young Carers make to their families and communities, and our fantastic partnership with the Jack Petchey Foundation enables us to reward Young Carers for their dedication, hard work and achievements!
Vision and values

Our vision, mission and values
Information, Advice & Guidance

We offer information, advice and guidance on a range of issues including Carer's rights, benefits, financial & legal entitlements, housing & employment.
Link to other services

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Help us to keep Merton's Carers Connected

The pandemic has left Carers worn out and exhausted. Many remain lonely and anxious as they continue to shield vulnerable loved ones. More people in Merton are turning to CSM for help as they take on new or increased caring roles. Please donate now. Read more

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