Who is a Carer?
Unpaid Carers do a range of tasks to support a friend, family member or neighbour who could not cope without their support.
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Carers services in Merton have transferred to Carers First, as of 1st April 2024.
We would like to reassure Carers that this change does not mean any loss of services.
Most of our staff have transferred to the new organisation and so you will see many familiar faces. Carers First do not intend to use our office space at The Vestry Hall, but they will be running activities from The Vestry Hall, as well as from a range of other community venues in the borough.
We are transferring all of our records of Carers who have had contact with us in the last 3 years. This will enable our staff to continue working with Carers and the professionals who support them without you having to give any information again.
If you are a Carer and haven’t had contact with us in the last three years, but wish to continue to remain registered with the borough’s Carers service you will need to register with Carers First.
Unpaid Carers do a range of tasks to support a friend, family member or neighbour who could not cope without their support.
Many Carers find themselves helping the person they care for manage their money or personal affairs.
Carers in Merton should contact Carers First about emergency planning
Caring for someone can take its toll on your mental health & wellbeing.
Caring for someone can be financially challenging.
Practical issues can be difficult for Carers. But there is some support available.
Carers Support Merton believes that no Carer should miss out on support because they do not have digital skills.
Some frequently asked questions from Adult Carers
It can be hard to adjust to changes in your life when your caring role ends.
Please contact Carers First
Carers Support Merton
The Vestry Hall,
336-338 London Road,
Mitcham, Surrey
CR4 3UD
