A Carers Support Group Can Make A Difference

Written By Prof. June Andrews

Join me and my co-facilitator Carol on line to find out. Caring for someone you love can be deeply rewarding, but it can also be lonely and exhausting. Many carers put their own needs last, often feeling isolated and unsure where to turn for advice or understanding.

That’s why joining our carers support group can be so valuable. It’s a safe space where you can:

  • Share your experiences without judgement

  • Learn practical tips from others in similar situations

  • Discover services or support you might not have known about

  • Take a moment just for yourself, to be heard and understood

Carers of West Lothian is hosting an online carers support group via Zoom on Monday 14 July 2025 at 7pm. It’s an informal session where you can join in with your cup of tea, meet other carers on the Zoom, and find out how much lighter life can feel when you’re not carrying everything alone.

How to join
If you’d like to take part, simply get in touch with Carers of West Lothian to receive the Zoom link and joining details. You can call, email, or visit their website.

support@carers-westlothian.com or 01506 4480000 for details

Don’t struggle on your own. Reach out, connect, and let others support you in the incredible role you do every day.

Prof. June Andrews

“Professor June Andrews FRCN FCGI is an inspirational woman whose impact on healthcare in the UK, and further afield, is considerable. She works independently to improve dementia care and health and social care of older people.”

https://juneandrews.net
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