Who Cares?
5.7million people in Britain. 24% of people aged 45 - 64.
Who do they care for?
9 out of 10 look after someone related to them.
60% look after someone with a physical disability.
Who is cared for?
Spouse, parent, child, sibling, grandparent, friend, neighbour.
What Carers Need.
Friendship and emotional support.
Practical help.
Breaks - respite care.
Sensitivity, flexibility, reliability.
Welcome
The Carers Christian Fellowship aims to offer a link and support for Christians who are caring in some way for a relative, friend or neighbour.
Carers are people who provide help to those who need some support due to disability, illness or old age, whether it is for a few hours a week or 24 hours a day.
Many carers look after a relative within their home. Some take responsibility for friends or relatives who live miles away, others will be continuing to support relatives who are now in residential or nursing care.
However, all carers, whatever their particular situation, will have much in common and many find it a release to be able to share some of their feelings and emotions with others who understand. As fellow Christians we can also support each 
other in prayer and share the reality of our Christian experience in the middle of the stress of caring.
The Carers Christian Fellowship seeks to come alongside all those whose lives have been touched by the experience of caring for those close to them.
Be strong and courageous. Do not be
terrified, do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you
wherever you go.
Joshua 1 v 9
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