Our Carers Register

Who is a Carer? 

A carer is someone of any age who provides unpaid care, for a few hours a day or round the clock, to a friend or relative who could not manage without their support.  The care they give may be due to age, illness, disability, mental health problems, or substance misuse.   

Carers’ lives are often complex - many have other commitments as well as their caring role, such as work or school, and sometimes they live with the person they care for or sometimes they call in to help.  These situations can create challenges which may impact on carers’ financial or educational opportunities, as well as their own health and wellbeing.   

Carers sometimes do not realise they are a ‘carer’ and feel they are simply being kind, by looking after a family member or friend.  Carers provide huge benefits to the person they care for, as well as wider benefits to the health and social care system by providing a free, essential support service. 

Warrington Carer’s Hub                             

Tel No: 03450 138 208 

Cheshire and Warrington Carers Trust    

Tel No: 0300 102 0008 

Warrington Disability Partnership             

Tel No: 01925 240064 

Warrington Social Services                       

Tel No: 01925 443322 

Warrington Citizens Advice                       

Tel No: 0808 278 7993 

Living Well Hub                                            

No telephone number available.

Warrington Carer’s Hub                                

The Gateway 89, Sankey Street, Warrington WA1 1SR 

Cheshire and Warrington Carers Trust      

146, London Road, Northwich, Cheshire. CW9 5HH 

Warrington Disability Partnership               

Centre for Independent Living, Evelyn Street, Warrington. WA5 1BA 

Warrington Social Services                          

1 Time Square, Warrington. WA1 2NT 

Citizens Advice Bureau                                

The Gateway, 89 Sankey Street, Warrington WA1 1SR 

Living Well Hub                                            

Horsemarket Street Warrington 

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