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A NEW fundraising appeal has been launched by Carer Support Wiltshire and the charity aim to raise £30,000 over the next 12 months to enable them to continue supporting unpaid carers. Most of us have found the disruption of the last year and having to isolate from family and friends very difficult. However, many unpaid carers faced additional stresses – services they may have relied on for respite care, such as day centres and personal assistants, were not available, and many were caring around the clock. Judy Walker is the chief executive of Carer Support Wiltshire. She said: “Covid has affected each and every one of us, but not equally. As a group, unpaid carers have suffered greatly during this pandemic.
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Vulnerable and older people have requested more support as society opens up after lockdown. Photograph: Andrew Matthews/PA
Vulnerable and older people have requested more support as society opens up after lockdown. Photograph: Andrew Matthews/PA
Tue 15 Jun 2021 19.01 EDT
Last modified on Tue 15 Jun 2021 19.02 EDT
Adult social care services are facing a âdelugeâ of requests for support from vulnerable and older people as society starts to open up after the pandemic, according to council care chiefs in England.
There has been a big increase in people needing help after their condition deteriorated while waiting to be admitted to hospital for treatment, as well as a surge in those needing support after being discharged from hospital.