Adult carers

LOVE January - Wellbeing Group for Mental Health Carers

28/01/2025 6:15 pm - 8:00 pm | 30 Clarence Street

This is a friendly and relaxed group for anyone who supports someone with a mental health condition.

It’s a time to focus on your own wellbeing, connect with others who share similar experiences, and take part in gentle activities.

Please note: the group now meets on the last Tuesday of each month (previously the last Wednesday.)

When: Tuesday 28 January, 6.15 – 8.15 pm

Where: 30 Clarence Street, York YO31 7EW

To book please email julie.kay@yorkcarerscentre.co.uk

***Activities throughout January are part of our LOVE January festival which is all about helping carers restore their incredible resilience and take some much needed time for themselves. The LOVE January activities are an opportunity for peer support, kindness, and fun.

Join us this January as we try to brighten the month with activities that inspire wellbeing, connection, and joy for carers of all ages!***

 

 

LOVE January Carer Hub - Haxby

29/01/2025 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm | Oaken Grove Community Centre

We run two monthly support groups for unpaid carers in York, providing a space to connect, share experiences, and receive peer support from others who understand your situation.

Our Carer Support Workers and volunteers facilitate these groups and are on hand to discuss any concerns, challenges and successes related to your caring role.

We welcome any carers to the groups; if you are not registered with us, you can register during the group.

***Carer Hubs throughout January are part of our LOVE January festival which is all about helping carers restore their incredible resilience and take some much needed time for themselves. The LOVE January activities are an opportunity for peer support, kindness, and fun.

Join us this January as we try to brighten the month with activities that inspire wellbeing, connection, and joy for carers of all ages!***

When: Wednesday 29 Janaury, 1 – 2.30 pm

Where: Oaken Grove Community Centre, Haxby, YO32 3QW

There’s no need to book. Just drop in.

“It’s important for me to come to this group as it’s the only time I spend away from my caring role. It’s good to talk to other carers.”

 

Carer Hub - Acomb

11/02/2025 1:15 pm - 2:45 pm | The Gateway Centre

We run two monthly support groups for unpaid carers in York, providing a space to connect, share experiences, and receive peer support from others who understand your situation.

Our Carer Support Workers and volunteers facilitate these groups and are on hand to discuss any concerns, challenges and successes related to your caring role.

We welcome any carers to the groups; if you are not registered with us, you can register during the group.

When: Tuesday 11 February, 1.15 – 2.45 pm

Where: The Willow Room, The Gateway Centre, Front Street, York YO24 3BZ

There’s no need to book. Just drop in.

“It’s important for me to come to this group as it’s the only time I spend away from my caring role. It’s good to talk to other carers.”

Carers Action Group

12/02/2025 10:00 am - 1:00 pm | Friends Meeting House

The Carers Action Group brings together unpaid carers, York Carers Centre staff, and professionals to discuss key issues, ensuring carers’ voices are heard and their concerns are addressed.

We take action by communicating what matters to relevant agencies, creating opportunities for change and improvements.

This meeting will focus on the new City of York Carers Strategy and York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals Carer Improvement Plan.

We will also be exploring how to better capture the voices of carers through our new website.

We’re always excited to welcome new members – your voice and ideas matter to us!

When: Wednesday 12 February, 10 – 1 pm (includes lunch)

Where: Friends Meeting House, Friargate, York, YO1 9RL

To book email York Carers Centre at events@yorkcarerscentre.co.uk or call 01904 715 490.

Mental Health Carers Group 

12/02/2025 7:00 pm - 8:45 pm | Friends Meeting House

This group is for anyone supporting someone with a mental health condition, offering a break from caring responsibilities and a chance to connect with other carers.

Some sessions feature guest speakers, while others focus on providing mutual support and sharing coping strategies.

New members are always welcome. This group is run in partnership with Rethink Mental Illness York Group.

When: Wednesday 12 February, 7 – 8.45 pm

Where: Friends Meeting House, Friargate, York YO1 9RL

There is no need to book, just drop-in. If this is your first time attending the group, please email lindsey.foster@yorkcarerscentre.co.uk. You will be offered a telephone conversation before attending.

Wellbeing Group for Mental Health Carers

25/02/2025 6:15 pm - 8:00 pm | 30 Clarence Street

This is a friendly and relaxed group for anyone who supports someone with a mental health condition.

It’s a time to focus on your own wellbeing, connect with others who share similar experiences, and take part in gentle activities.

Please note: the group now meets on the last Tuesday of each month (previously the last Wednesday.)

When: Tuesday 25 February, 6.15 – 8.15 pm

Where: 30 Clarence Street, York YO31 7EW

To book please email julie.kay@yorkcarerscentre.co.uk

 

Carer Hub - Haxby

26/02/2025 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm | Oaken Grove Community Centre

We run two monthly support groups for unpaid carers in York, providing a space to connect, share experiences, and receive peer support from others who understand your situation.

Our Carer Support Workers and volunteers facilitate these groups and are on hand to discuss any concerns, challenges and successes related to your caring role.

We welcome any carers to the groups; if you are not registered with us, you can register during the group.

When: Wednesday 26 February, 1 – 2.30 pm

Where: Oaken Grove Community Centre, Haxby, YO32 3QW

There’s no need to book. Just drop in.

“It’s important for me to come to this group as it’s the only time I spend away from my caring role. It’s good to talk to other carers.”

Carer Hub - Acomb

11/03/2025 1:15 pm - 2:45 pm | The Gateway Centre

We run two monthly support groups for unpaid carers in York, providing a space to connect, share experiences, and receive peer support from others who understand your situation.

Our Carer Support Workers and volunteers facilitate these groups and are on hand to discuss any concerns, challenges and successes related to your caring role.

We welcome any carers to the groups; if you are not registered with us, you can register during the group.

When: Tuesday 11 March, 1.15 – 2.45 pm

Where: The Willow Room, The Gateway Centre, Front Street, York YO24 3BZ

There’s no need to book. Just drop in.

“It’s important for me to come to this group as it’s the only time I spend away from my caring role. It’s good to talk to other carers.”

Wellbeing Group for Mental Health Carers

25/03/2025 6:15 pm - 8:00 pm | 30 Clarence Street

This is a friendly and relaxed group for anyone who supports someone with a mental health condition.

It’s a time to focus on your own wellbeing, connect with others who share similar experiences, and take part in gentle activities.

Please note: the group now meets on the last Tuesday of each month (previously the last Wednesday.)

When: Tuesday 25 March, 6.15 – 8.15 pm

Where: 30 Clarence Street, York YO31 7EW

To book please email julie.kay@yorkcarerscentre.co.uk

 

Carer Hub - Haxby

26/03/2025 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm | Oaken Grove Community Centre

We run two monthly support groups for unpaid carers in York, providing a space to connect, share experiences, and receive peer support from others who understand your situation.

Our Carer Support Workers and volunteers facilitate these groups and are on hand to discuss any concerns, challenges and successes related to your caring role.

We welcome any carers to the groups; if you are not registered with us, you can register during the group.

When: Wednesday 26 March, 1 – 2.30 pm

Where: Oaken Grove Community Centre, Haxby, YO32 3QW

There’s no need to book. Just drop in.

“It’s important for me to come to this group as it’s the only time I spend away from my caring role. It’s good to talk to other carers.”