Together we can care for unpaid carers
By making a donation to us, we can help to ensure that no unpaid carer is left in crisis, isolated, or struggling alone. Simply click on the button below to make a donation on our trusted partner site, Enthuse.
A £10 donation could provide refreshments at one of our support groups.
A £35 donation could enable a carer to receive support by phone.
A £50 donation could enable a carer to attend a regular support group.
A £100 donation could help an unpaid carer receive a counselling session.
How to donate to fund our vital services
Simply click on the button below to make a donation on our trusted partner site, Enthuse.
You can select from either a one-off or regular payment, plus specify the amount you would like to give.
Fill out our form and send your cheque (payable to ‘Caring Together Charity’) to:
Caring Together Charity
L D H House
Parsons Green
St Ives
Cambridgeshire
PE27 4AA
If you are a UK taxpayer, you can fill out our Gift Aid Form to boost the value of your donations, at no cost to you.
You can also do a bank transfer to the details below, which comes directly to us. Please let us know so we can look out for your donation.
Bank name: Lloyds Bank
Account Name: Caring Together Charity
Sort code: 30-94-47
Account number: 26934760
Reference: Donation + your name
If you are a UK taxpayer, you can fill out our Gift Aid Form to boost the value of your donations, at no cost to you.
Help unpaid carers like Susan
Susan’s husband Alan has MS. Today, he’s confined to a wheelchair and is very frail. Susan’s his full-time carer, although she also has Crohn’s Disease herself. Susan’s afraid of her own health deteriorating, as she needs to care for Alan.
“I’ve been ill for 37 years and last summer I had two operations. And I can’t be ill. I said to my husband ‘I can go for day surgery but I really have got to be out by the end of the day because I’ve got to get back home’. I can’t be staying in hospital, I can’t be staying ill. And that’s how it’s been since he was diagnosed.”
Thankfully, we’re able to support Susan. She comes along to one of our regular carer hubs to meet with other carers and get advice, we provide her with days out and breaks from caring, and she has used our emerging planning services so that she knows if she can’t be there, Alan will still be looked after. It’s your donations that makes this possible.
Thank you for supporting unpaid carers like Susan.
