Take a look at the events for parent carers this coming November/December.

Swansea Carers Centre – Upcoming Events  Welcome to our Events Page! Here you’ll find all the exciting activities, workshops, and support sessions happening at Swansea Carers Centre.   🎄 Christmas Pottery for Parent Carers  Dates: 5th & 19th November  Time: 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM  Location: Swansea Carers Centre  Create festive pottery decorations and enjoy […]

Dear colleague / friend of Swansea Carers Centre  Re : Recruitment of new trustees   Swansea Carers Centre is one of Wales’ most established centres for the support of unpaid carers. Over the past few years, we have seen a significant increase in the services and projects we provide, an increase in the numbers of carers […]

Funding this project is the Carers Trust Amser Programme. Please Note: If you have already received a voucher or service from this funding stream, please do not apply again as you won’t be eligible. Criteria Eligibility – Adult or Young Adult ‘unpaid’ Carer in Swansea This project focuses on respite from the pressures of the […]

Ty Conway Adult Day centre, based in Penlan, Swansea, provides flexible respite care to give carers a break from their caring role. We are now able to offer carers access to the day centre via our new fee paying service. Our qualified staff and volunteers provide a warm and inviting environment for the person you […]

We are happy to present our training and events calendar! We are using Microsoft Sway in order to upload future events and opportunities that are happening at Swansea Carers Centre. Please click on the link below (purple) to have a look at our future events and opportunities: Swansea Carers Centre Sway Link

The Dementia Hwb services are expanding! A great way to access the service if struggling to travel to the Quadrant Hwb on the first monday of the month for the next 3 months: A one-stop place for all local information to help: For more updates: Twitter: DementiaHwb Swansea | Twitter Facebook: DementiaHwb Swansea | Facebook […]

Many carers have told us that there is a lack of ID available to prove they are caring for a family member or friend. This became more apparent during lockdown when paid carers, nursing staff and other key workers were given access to priority shopping times. Carers said they would have felt more confident if […]