Support Groups
Offering support to Carers in Reading and West BerkshireAge UK Reading
Change Grow Live
Age UK Berkshire
Wokingham Carers Partnership
Age UK Reading offer support groups for people coping with dementia, and carers support groups.
Change Grow Live help and support for carers supporting people with substance misuse.
Support groups for carers across Berkshire, learn to cope and feel less alone.
A commissioned service of three local charities, offering support to those who provide care to a child or adult family member
Brighter Futures for Children
Managing Emotions Programme
Compass Recovery College
Adult Autism Support Service
Our Young Carers Group supports children and young people in Reading that are taking care of a family member affected by illness or other challenging issues.
Help for people struggling with their mental health, and also for carers for people with mental health issues.
Wellbeing For Carers Workshops. These free workshops work with carers to identify and articulate their needs.
Workshops for parents and family carers (i.e. not paid care staff) of autistic adults, to help them increase their understanding of aspects of autism and support their relatives.
Age UK Reading
Age UK Reading offer support groups for people coping with dementia, and carers support groups.
Change Grow Live
Change Grow Live help and support for carers supporting people with substance misuse.
Age UK Berkshire
Support groups for carers across Berkshire, learn to cope and feel less alone.
Wokingham Carers Partnership
A commissioned service of three local charities, offering support to those who provide care to a child or adult family member
Brighter Futures for Children
Our Young Carers Group supports children and young people in Reading that are taking care of a family member affected by illness or other challenging issues.
Managing Emotions Programme
Help for people struggling with their mental health, and also for carers for people with mental health issues.
Compass Recovery College
Wellbeing For Carers Workshops. These free workshops work with carers to identify and articulate their needs.
Adult Autism Support Service
Workshops for parents and family carers (i.e. not paid care staff) of autistic adults, to help them increase their understanding of aspects of autism and support their relatives.