Asperger's groups and information

Asperer's groups and information

This page contains information and links for anyone involved with, or caring for someone with Asperger's. It will be reviewed and updated regularly. If you don't see something on this page that you feel would be relevant please get in touch with Jenny Hewitt: [email protected] or Kim Terry: [email protected].

Asperger's Subgroup Meeting

Minutes from 18.10.2017

Agenda 07.06.2017

Notes from 24 04 2017

Useful Links

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Creative Writing Session

Creative writing is a wonderfully enjoyable and fulfilling activity, helping us exercise self-care while having fun with words.
Carers Rights Day 2020

Carers Rights Day is on the 26th November. This year's theme is 'Know Your Rights'.

Carer support groups
Work for us

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Events Calendar

We have a wide range of great events for carers which include both online and face-to-face sessions.
Worcestershire Integrated Carers Hub
Carers Hub and Helpline

Call the carers Hub helpline on 0300 012 4272 if you need support with your caring role. We will be able to direct you to the most appropriate support and if appropriate put you in touch with our carer pathway advisors.
Working For Carers

Working for Carers is a membership and accreditation scheme for employers.
What we aim to achieve
Am I a carer?

Do you help to look after someone a few hours a week (or more) that relies on you for emotional, medical, personal or physical care or help with domestic tasks? You could be a carer and would possibly benefit from the support of Worcestershire Integrated Carers Hub. CALL OUR HELPLINE ON 0300 012 4272.
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Emergency planning

What happens if the person you care for is taken ill? Have you considered a contingency plan? You can find information here about WAC schemes such as the Carers Emergency Card and NHS and Social Care Emergency Services.