Carer's Coffee Morning
Informal get-togethers to meet and chat with other unpaid carers
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“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
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.
When? 2nd Thursday of the month at 2.30PM Read more
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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.
Caring for someone with young onset dementia has a lot of issues unique to this diagnosis. This can often lead to finding carers groups aren’t suitable or lacking the support of someone with similar experiences and feelings. This leads of people feeling isolated and alone in their experience. It is important for carers of people with young onset to have access to information and advice that is specific to them. This group allows you to connect with others who do share this experience and understand the unique challenges in caring for someone with young onset dementia.
WHEN? The fourth Monday of the month at 7PM – 8PM.
You can register via the Book Now button. You will receive a confirmation email with the Zoom link. Please contact carers@tidecarers.org.uk if you have any questions.
You can register via the Book Now button. You will receive a confirmation email with the Zoom link. Please contact carers@tidecarers.org.uk if you have any questions. Read more

Luye pharma has provided a financial grant of £10,000 to support the operation of tide in advocating for improved dementia pathways and services