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Gloucestershire Carers Hub aims to provide a high-quality, responsive, carer-led service.

We welcome every opportunity to monitor and improve our services.

In order to ensure we take into account of the views and wishes of those we are here to support, we would love to hear your feedback, suggestions or comments on the service which you receive from us.

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    Gloucestershire Carers Hub16 hours ago
    The Stroud Carers Rights Event is underway and will continue until 2.00pm today.

    Unpaid carers are welcome to drop in, meet local support services, access information about their rights, and discover the help available in the community.

    We look forward to seeing you there.
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    Gloucestershire Carers Hub18 hours ago
    📍 Today we are in Stroud - Tuesday 10 November

    📢 Do you support someone? Know your rights as a carer.

    Join us at our Carers Rights Day event in Stroud to find out about support available to you, meet local organisations, and learn more about your rights as an unpaid carer.

    📅 Tuesday 10 November 2026
    🕥 10:30am - 2:00pm
    📍 Stroud Library, Five Valleys Shopping Centre, Stroud GL5 1RR
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    Gloucestershire Carers Hub2 days ago
    💜 Carers Rights: The Right to Be Identified as a Carer

    Do you look after a family member, friend or neighbour?

    ✅ You have the right to be recognised as an unpaid carer by your GP, hospital and other health professionals.

    Being identified as a carer can help ensure you receive information, support and are involved in decisions that affect your caring role.

    This #CarersRightsDay, make sure your caring role is recognised.

    #KnowYourRights #UnpaidCarers #GloucestershireCarersHub

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