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Do you help someone live their life? We want to hear from you.
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You might help with shopping, medication, appointments, housework, paperwork, emotional support or keeping someone safe. Many people who do these things do not think of themselves as unpaid carers.
You might help with shopping, medication, appointments, housework, paperwork, emotional support or keeping someone safe. Many people who do these things do not think of themselves as unpaid carers.
Do you help someone live their life? We want to hear from you. is currently at this stage
We are hearing from people across Highland about their experiences of supporting someone, including what works well, what is difficult and what may be missing.
December and January — Understanding what we heard
this is an upcoming stage for Do you help someone live their life? We want to hear from you.
By the end of March — Sharing findings and next steps
this is an upcoming stage for Do you help someone live their life? We want to hear from you.
We will publish what people told us, what we have learned and how the findings will help inform future planning for unpaid carer support across Highland.
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