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  • Anita’s story

    Anita cares for her daughter, Sophie who is disabled. Without family support, Anita was struggling to manage on her own

    Anita’s story
  • Anthony’s story

    If you spot Anthony and Alice Bridges eating out at a Wiltshire restaurant you’ll think they are just like any other couple

    Anthony’s story
  • Helen’s story

    Helen cares for her 18 year old daughter Maja who was born with the rare condition Kleefstra Syndrome. Maja has a range of issues, include severe learning difficulties and low muscle tone.

    Helen’s story
  • Joy’s story

    Four years ago Joy Anderson gave up her Yoga business and life in London to move to Pewsey to become a full-time carer for her mum. It was not a decision Joy took lightly, but one she felt she had to make.

    Joy’s story
  • Shelagh’s story

    It was a bit of a slow realisation. I didn’t label myself as a ‘carer’ from the very beginning. When it’s from birth, you start off as looking after a baby just like everyone else

    Shelagh’s story
  • Sophie’s Story

    Sophie has been her mum's carer since she was 14, now 20 Sophie, with CSW's help, is studying at Bristol UWE

    Sophie’s Story
  • Luke’s Story

    When Luke's mum moved into a home for the over 55s Luke was made homeless and living in a friend's summerhouse, despite still being a carer for his mum

    Luke’s Story
  • Kate’s Story

    Up to June 4th 2012 I was just me, a nearly 40yr old, single, wine drinking, cat owning, sister, aunt, a friend, sometimes the funny one or even the fat one. But that was as far as my labels went and some I liked, some I didn’t. Then on that day I became a Carer.

    Kate’s Story