Cardiff Council Schemes for Carers

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Cardiff Council offer a range of schemes available to support carers. See below:

The Cardiff Carers Advice Line

Are you looking after someone in Cardiff? The Cardiff Carers Advice Line offers practical and emotional support to unpaid carers of adults, to help you in your caring role. For more information about this service, please refer to the flyers below available in English and Welsh:

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Care’diff Carers Club

On the 2nd Monday of every month, the Care’diff Carers Club runs a two-hour session dedicated to carers in Cardiff, providing free refreshments, peer support, advice and referrals, and support from the Care’diff project manager.

The sessions take place at Moss-Rose Cottage, 112 Wentloog Road, CF3 3EB.

For more information on when the next sessions are scheduled, please refer to the flyers available in English and Welsh below:

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