Why Support us?
At Swansea Carers Centre, we provide vital support to unpaid carers across Swansea. With over 24,000 unpaid carers in our community, many of whom prevent the need for health and social care interventions, your support can help us make a real difference.
As the Carers Trust puts it, “Three in five of us will become a carer at some point in our lives.” By donating to Swansea Carers Centre, you can ensure that carers receive the support, advice, and information they need to live fulfilling lives alongside their caring responsibilities.
Trusts and Foundations
Grant-making organisations and charitable Trusts play a crucial role in helping us identify, recognise, and support carers in Swansea. We collaborate with various trusts, foundations, and grant makers to deliver impactful programmes, Such as the Carers Hwb, Dementia Project, Young Adult Carers etc
Corporate Sponsorships: Partner with us
Make a Lasting Impact through Corporate Sponsorship & Partnerships
We welcome businesses and organisations to partner with us through event sponsorship or workplace fundraising initiatives. Corporate support helps us reach more carers and provides essential resources to enhance our programmes.
Want to learn more?
Let’s explore how we can work together! We’re eager to discuss joint fundraising events, employee engagement opportunities, and promotional collaborations.
Together, we can make a lasting impact.
We need over £1.2 million each year to continue delivering our services. No donation is too small—every contribution counts and directly supports the carers who need us most.
"Your donation helps provide life-changing courses.
See carer's story below.
Carer A’s Journey with Dementia Support
Carer A: cares for his wife, who was recently diagnosed with dementia. New to both caregiving and dementia, he joined our Demystifying Dementia course to better understand his wife’s needs.Impact:
• Learned how to respond (and not respond) to his wife’s symptoms.
• Gained essential knowledge about support services and his rights as a carer.
• Met other carers and shared experiences for mutual support.
• Gained a deeper understanding of the mental health system and how to advocate for his wife’s needs.
Carer A’s Reflection:"The course was invaluable in helping me understand dementia, how to respond to my wife’s symptoms, and how to navigate the care system. I felt supported by the team every step of the way."
Simon – Fund Raising Manager:
