You are considered a carer if you provide care and support to someone with a disability, a medical condition, a mental illness, or someone who is ageing or frail. Carers come from all walks of life – you might be a parent, partner, husband or wife, young person, child, other family member, friend or neighbour.
Our Support for Carers services are available to any carer, at any stage in your caregiving journey. We can provide the assistance you need, whenever you need it.
We understand your challenges as a carer
Caring can be a very rewarding experience and bring a great sense of fulfilment to the carer. However, caring for a loved one can also take you away from everyday activities that you would normally have time for. At Spectrum, we recognise these challenges and are committed to supporting carers in their vital role with our range of carer support services.
Our commitment to carers
Spectrum values and celebrates every carer and their unique caring situation. We aim to provide you with additional support, making your caring role more manageable and less overwhelming.