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We believe that carers and former carers have the experience and knowledge to improve health and social care, research, and policy development throughout the UK.

Coffee Morning

Carer's Coffee Morning

Informal get-togethers to meet and chat with other unpaid carers

Focus Groups

Carer's Focus Groups

Meet and discuss with people who share similar experiences to you

CDP

Carer Development Programme

You can learn the skills and confidence to stand up for your rights

CSR

Corporate Sponsorship

Work with us to transform carer's lives

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Carers Resources

Resources for carers from past tide projects

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Newsletter

tide's February Newsletter

Welcome to this months newsletter! Please have a read to find out what we've been up to at tide and what you have to look forward to.

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Newsletter

tide's January Newsletter

Welcome to this months newsletter! Please have a read to find out what we've been up to at tide and what you have to look forward to.

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Upcoming events

Mar21

Purposeful Activity in Practice

You will learn more about how activities at home can help the person you care for feel safe, settled and more comfortable. Read more

Mar21

A Simplified Guide to Dementia Drugs

Join us for this event guiding you through medication and treatment for dementia. Read more

Mar25

Young Onset Carers Group

Each month we hold meet ups to enable specific groups of carers to meet up virtually and discuss topics related to their experiences as carers. Read more

One in three

will care for a person with dementia in their lifetime

850,000

people in the UK are living with dementia

£13.9 billion

savings made by unpaid carers to the UK economy

“Caring is a bit like the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, the pieces symbolize the challenges that carers face on a daily basis, some larger and awkward, while others are corner pieces that fit perfectly. tide is the physical building together of the jigsaw, interlocking all the disconnected pieces, when assembled produce a complete picture" 

- tide member and wife of someone with dementia