Mental Health conditions

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Anxiety and stress disorders	Bipolar disorder
Depression	Eating disorders (anorexia/bulimia)
Schizophrenia	Substance misuse and addiction
Other Mental Health conditions	Mental Health general

Little Steps Peer Support Group for Mental Wellbeing

Friendly and informal support group for past and present users of Steps 2 Wellbeing Southampton Read more

Southampton City Council invite your views on their proposed budget

Have your say on draft budget proposals for 2020/21 and onwards to 2022/23
Carer Awareness

Carer Aware Learning Module produced by Southampton City Council in 2019
RemindMeCare

The RemindMecare app is a social impact project providing person-centred care and activity tools. Helps family members connect with people living with dementia and learning disabilities to build understanding between different generations, cultures and backgrounds. ReMe is free to those cared for at home.
South Western Railway

Accessibility information for South Western Railway

Carers Cards

Save you money out and about and recognise your caring role
Carers Assessments
Current newsletter

Latest events and services from service providers, updates to legislation and benefits and consultations on issues relevant to carers
Contact us

How to get in touch with us
Emergency planning

Guidance on writing a plan for someone else to follow if something unexpected happens to you or if you are unable to carry on with your caring role due to a hospital stay, overseas family event etc.
How can we help?

Click to find quick links for free support, guidance, signposting, information, carers cards and carers assessments for carers
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Club night for adults with learning disabilities

A club night especially for adults with learning disabilities at The Edge
Professional referral
Buzz Network

The Buzz Network is a group for Southampton parents/carers of children with disabilities/special needs. It is open to children with any disability from ADHD to visual impairments, as long as they meet the eligibility criteria.