Could someone in your community be an unpaid carer without realising it?

Every day, people across Highland help a partner, family member, friend or neighbour who could not manage without their support. They may organise medication, provide transport, help with shopping, manage appointments or simply make sure someone is safe and well. Many people doing these things do not think of themselves as unpaid carers.


We want to reach those people, and you can help us spread the word.
It helps people recognise the support they provide and invites them to share their experiences through the Unpaid Carers in Highland consultation.

Download and display the poster

Please download, print and display the poster somewhere people in your community will see it, such as:
  • GP surgeries
  • Pharmacies
  • Libraries
  • Workplaces
  • Cafés
  • Community centres
  • Village halls
  • Faith and community groups
  • Local noticeboards
Download it. Display it. Share it. Take part.
Every poster displayed could help us reach someone whose caring role has remained hidden and every experience shared will strengthen the evidence used to shape future unpaid carer support across Highland.

You can also download the survey

If you or someone you know would prefer not to complete the consultation online, you can download and print a paper copy of the survey.

Complete it by hand and return it by post to:

NHSH Unpaid Carer Services

Head office NHS Highland, Assynt House,

Beechwood Park,

Inverness,

IV2 3BW

or email it to us at:

nhsh.unpaidcarers@nhs.scot

Download the survey. Take part.

Need Support now?

If you support a partner, family member, friend or neighbour, information about unpaid carer support, your rights and services available across Highland can be found on the NHS Highland website:
If you are not sure what support you need or where to start, the page can help you find the services and information available to you.
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