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Friday 17Th May 2019 Friday 17th May 2019 The PTFA are holding a Summer Fayre at school on Saturday 13th July, 12-3pm. A meeting is being held in school on Wednesday 5th June at 10:00am to plan the event. Saturday 13th July The PTFA would like any parents/carers or family members 12pm-3:00pm that are available to attend. If you are available to volunteer at the Summer Fayre itself, please complete and return the slip below. Coffee Morning Friday 24th May, 9:30am-11:30am Spurgeons will be attending to chat with parents/carers. Day Trips Please completed and return the reply slip if you received a letter, which was sent home earlier this week. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Summer Fayre - Saturday 13th July 2019 I will be attending the planning meeting on Wednesday 5th June at 10am Please complete and return to the school office by Friday I would like to volunteer to help on the day of the Fayre 24th May Name (capitals): …………………………………………………………………… Pupil’s Name: …….………………………………………………… Email/Telephone number: …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..……………. Carer’s Support Copies of the ‘City Carer’ are available in the school’s reception area to anyone that would like a copy. A downloadable version can be found here: Spring Fair https://search3.openobjects.com/mediamanager/ Friday 24th May 2019 wolverhampton/asch/files/_carer_summer_2019.pdf 1:30pm-2:30pm We’d love you to join at our Spring Fair. Classes have been busy making games for the stalls. You’re welcome to take your child home at the end - just let Reception know on arrival. PEER SUPPORT GROUP Wednesdays 7pm-8:30pm This parent/carer group is run by Alison (Walsall and Wolverhampton Parent Support Group ASD, ADHD and PDA) Royal Oak Pub Vaughan Road Portobello Willenhall WV13 3TJ Contact Facebook /walsallwtonparentcarergroup Twitter @Walsallwtonpar1 Email [email protected] https://tettenhallwoodschool.org.uk/outreach-and- training/parents-workshops City Carer 43 (apr19).qxp_Layout 1 29/04/2019 12:32 Page 2 City Carer Summer 2019 Carers and the community Issue No.43 ARE YOU ARE CARER AND FANCY A SHORT BREAK? Apply for one of our Short Break caravans now! See page 3 for more detail. Useful information and advice for family carers provided by the Carer Support Team www.wolverhampton.gov.uk/carers Follow us on social media @wolvescarers WCC 1101 04/19 1 City Carer 43 (apr19).qxp_Layout 1 29/04/2019 12:32 Page 3 Dear Carer If you are caring for a friend or family member with a disability or illness and they live in Wolverhampton, you can access the support and advice offered by our team. Whether the person you care for has a mental health need, physical disability, learning disability, addiction or they are an older person needing help, we will tailor the support and advice we offer for your individual needs via a Carers Assessment. As the Information Officer, I strive to ensure that you have the information and advice that you need. If you would like to receive this magazine and our monthly news bulletin on a regular basis, make sure that you are on our mailing list by completing the form on the back page or just give me a call! If you feel that there is something more that we could offer in terms of Information, please also get in touch or if you provide a support service that you feel might be suitable for carers and want to include your information get in touch. To find out more about Carer Support call 01902 553409, email [email protected] or visit our website at www.wolverhampton.gov.uk/carers. You can drop in to see a duty officer at the advertised times and don’t forget to follow us on Twitter @WolvesCarers. Happy Reading! Melinder Kaur Information Officer 2 City Carer 43 (apr19).qxp_Layout 1 29/04/2019 12:32 Page 4 Useful Contact Numbers Carer Support Team: 01902 553409 Community Support Team: 01902 553445 City of Wolverhampton - Customer Services 01902 551155 Adult social care (Office hours): 01902 551199 Adult social care (Emergency out of hours): 01902 552999 Caring for someone? Fancy a short break? Carer Support are pleased to be able to offer families the opportunity to stay in a fully adapted mobile home for a Short Break. We have one in Porthmadog, North Wales and one in Burnham on Sea, Somerset each can sleep up to six people and is fully equipped for your stay. We currently have availability during the school holidays so don’t miss out – Book now! Your booking includes a free leisure and entertainment pass for you to enjoy the range of facilities available at each of the sites. To be eligible to apply for this break: • The carer must have had a current Carers Assessment • The carer must be looking after a person with a disability, illness or mental health need and • The person that you care for must live in Wolverhampton. We have had some excellent feedback from carers that have accessed the short breaks: ‘We had a great week and the person we care for really enjoyed it’ Michelle (Burnham on Sea) ‘The beach is so fantastic and easy to access, brilliant value for money’ Louise (Portmadog) Prices are very reasonable ranging from £240 in the Low season to £430 To find out more and to receive an application pack call the Carer Support Team on 01902 553429. 3 City Carer 43 (apr19).qxp_Layout 1 29/04/2019 12:32 Page 5 Come along for a cuppa and a chat Carers Wellbeing Café A great opportunity to meet other carers and get information and advice to support you in your caring role on Monday 13 May 10am - 11.30am At the Light House Media Centre, The Chubb Buildings, Fryer Street, Wolverhampton, WV1 1HT Future dates (Mondays from 10am - 11.30am): 10 June · 9 September 14 October · 11 November 9 December For more information contact Urmila Patel on 01902 554027. Follow us on Twitter @WolvesCarers 4 City Carer 43 (apr19).qxp_Layout 1 29/04/2019 12:32 Page 6 Carer’s Emergency Card Scheme The scheme helps to ease carers’ concerns about what would happen to the person(s) they care for if they were suddenly taken ill, involved in an accident or emergency and were unable to say that someone is dependent on them. The card will offffer you reassurance and also identiffyy that you have a caring role. FFoormo rree iinnffoorrmmattiion, please conttaact tthhe Carer Support TTeeam: Central Library, Snow Hill, WWoolverhampton WV1 3AX EEmmaiill: [email protected] FFoollllow us on sociiaalme ddiiiaa: @wolvescarers wolverhampton.gov.uk/k/carers 5 City Carer 43 (apr19).qxp_Layout 1 29/04/2019 12:32 Page 7 CARERS WEEK 2019 Carers Week is an annual campaign to raise awareness of caring. Highlighting the challenges unpaid carers face and recognise the contribution they make to families and communities throughout the UK. It also helps people who don't think of themselves as having caring responsibilities to identify as carers and access much needed support. The campaign is brought to life by thousands of individuals and organisations who come together to organise activities and events throughout the UK, drawing attention to just how important caring is. This Carers Week, we want to help carers get connected. Caring without the right information and support can be tough. In Wolverhampton we have around 27,500 carers, and to help get carers connected we have organised some social events. What is a carer? A carer is someone who provides unpaid care and support to a family member or friend who has a disability, illness, mental health condition, or who needs extra help as they grow older. These people are called carers but they would probably say that they are just being a husband, a wife, a mum, a dad, a son, a daughter, a friend or a good neighbour. How can caring affect you? - The amount and type of support that carers provide varies considerably. Carers may help with personal care but also things like shopping, laundry, cleaning, cooking, filling in forms or managing money. Without the right support caring can have a significant impact. Evidence shows that caring can cause ill health, poverty and social isolation. This is why the focus for Carers Week 2019 is getting carers connected in their communities to the right support and information. Connected to advice and information - There are many places that can offer information useful information and advice, Voluntary sector organisations, Local authority, Citizens advice, Welfare Rights and in Wolverhampton you can come to the Carer Support Team. Connected to services - Getting a carer's assessment which looks at what support you might need as a carer is a great start. From arranging a break from caring, getting the right equipment to care safely or getting support with improving your own well-being, services can connect services to a range of support. 6 City Carer 43 (apr19).qxp_Layout 1 29/04/2019 12:32 Page 8 Connected to friends and family - Lack of time, and understanding from others, can cause loneliness and isolation amongst carers. The difficulty of taking time away from our caring role also adds to feelings of loneliness and isolation. Greater understanding from friends, colleagues, and the public, as well as more opportunities for breaks and social activities are all needed to combat feelings of loneliness and isolation. Connected to technology - There's a whole world of technology that could help make your home safer and your life as a carer easier. Simple devices can help someone live independently for longer and give you peace of mind when you can't be around.
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