A lot of carers give up their careers when caring for someone becomes too demanding, with many progressive or lifelong illnesses, their loved one will need care for most of their lives. This becomes increasingly demanding when their needs change over time.
As children become adults, the amount of and intensity of care they need increases, just as with adults, as they get older the kind of care they require increases.
Here you will find information about the services available to give you advice and support in regards to your finances, you will also find out about different grants and payments that can aid you financially so you are able to continue caring without worrying about money.
In this section you will learn about the different grants you can apply for, and where you can turn to for advice, on financial matters, and how you go about applying for such grants and where.
The information in this section is from a number of sources and includes the real experiences of carers and professionals of how to access advice on financial support in Rotherham. The information contained in this section is meant as general information and is based on personal experiences of carers it does not constitute tax, legal, financial medical or any other form of advice
There are numerous ways to access this advice,
- Use the video resources at the top of the screen, this area has helpful advice from carers and professionals that understand what support is available.
- You can access step by step information, through the “Related Information” area. Here you will find clear helpful hints, tips and information.
- You can also access additional areas of advice within the Carers Advice section. Using the “Recommended Organisation” links to the right or access contact details for more in-depth information from local organisations in the “Next Steps Section” local organisations below.
- You can additionally search for a service or advice service in our “Care Options Listing” and “Care Advice Listing.”
