Pain management services

Keeping Pace with Pain

Monthly peer support group for pain sufferers.Read more

Multiple Sclerosis Society

Multiple Sclerosis Society provide support, care, information and the latest MS research news and developmentsRead more

Pain Concern

Support and inform people with pain and those who care for them, whether family, friends or healthcare professionals.Read more

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Whether you have lost a loved one recently or some time ago, these four sessions at Thornhill Baptist Church provide support for you as you navigate your bereavement journey. Dates: 8th, 15th, 22nd and 29th November Time: 7.45-9.30 pm

GROW News just published

We are happy to share the latest newsletter from The GROW Project, a local service for Adults with Learning, Mental and Physical Disabilities.

Make sure you send in your carer survey before the deadline!

There is still time for carers who have been sent a Carers Survey questionnaire by Southampton City Council to respond to this national survey. The fieldwork ends on November 30th and it is vital that carers express their views about local carers’ services as they have the right to do so.

Light up a Life on the Tree of Remembrance

Light up a Life is an opportunity to remember someone special by dedicating a light on the Tree of Remembrance at Countess Moutbatten Hospice. Each light on the tree shines brightly in memory throughout the Christmas period. Everyone is welcome, regardless of whether you have received the services of Countess Mountbatten Hospice or not.

Carers Cards

Saves you money out and about and recognises your caring role

Carers Assessments

Current newsletter

Latest events, products, organisations and ideas

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.

What we do

Carers in Southampton is a free service for adult informal carers who give their time, unpaid, to look after an adult family member, friend or neighbour with additional support needs. We administer Carers Assessments on behalf of SCC and also provide support and relevant information.