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Your Carers' Card Your Carers’ Card For people who care for someone else What it is and how to use it ... Offers and discounts on leisure, health and wellbeing in the city 1 Contents Leisure pages 6-7 Eating Out pages 8-9 Performance pages 10-12 Wellbeing pages 12-16 Health & Fitness pages 17-22 Legal Services page 23 Young Carers’ Offers pages 24-27 Don’t have a Carers’ The Carers’ Card is administered by Card yet? The Carers Centre, on behalf of Brighton & Hove City Council. If you care for someone over 18 years old and would like a Carers’ Card please contact the Please note: While Brighton & Hove City Adult Social Care Access Point on: Council wants to ensure a wide range t 01273 295555 of benefits for Carers’ Card holders, this e [email protected] does not mean that we are recommending or endorsing any of the services, groups or organisations featured, which may If you care for someone under 18 years old be withdrawn or removed at any time. (for Parent Carers) you are entitled to a card We assume that you will make your own if your child has a Compass Card*. Contact decisions about whether Carers’ Card the Integrated Child Development & Disability offers are appropriate for you. Team on 01273 295153 – please ensure you have the Compass Card to hand when you If you experience any difficulties in using phone. your Carers’ Card at local venues, or you know a local business that would be willing * For more information about the Compass Card phone the Amaze helpline on 01273 772289. to offer a Carers’ Card discount contact Ann Blackburn at Amaze on 01273 234020 or email [email protected] 2 3 Terms and Conditions 5) Let the Carers Centre know if you change your address, email address or telephone Please note: The offers on the Carers’ number so that they can remind you when Card are subject to change and are added your card needs renewing and keep you to regularly. You can check out the latest up-to-date with Carers’ Card offers. offers on the council’s website www. brighton-hove.gov.uk/carers-card 6) Please bear in mind that some Carers’ Card offers are last-minute. We operate a text 1) Carers of Adults: your Carers’ Card is valid message and email service to keep you for one year from the date of your carer’s updated on the latest Carers’ Card offers – assessment. You will need to have a review make sure you let the Carers Centre know of your caring role before another Carers’ your preferred method of contact so you Card can be issued. The Carers Centre can don’t miss out. remind you when your card is due to expire if you provide them with your preferred 7) Carers’ Card holders need to follow method of contact. the rules at Carers’ Card venues and stick to the terms and conditions of the 2) Parent Carers: your Carers’ Card is valid card. Brighton & Hove City Council and for two years from the date of your carer’s The Carers Centre reserve the right to assessment. You will need to have a review withdraw the Carers’ Card at any time, in of your caring role before another Carers’ the event of any breach of the conditions, Card can be issued. The Carers Centre can on 7 days written notice. remind you when your card is due to expire if you provide them with your preferred Disclaimer: In using your Carers’ Card, method of contact. you accept that Brighton & Hove City Council shall not be responsible for any 3) The Carers’ Card can only be used by the loss, cost, damage or injury (fatal or named Carer’s Card holder and cannot be otherwise) whatsoever arising out of or transferred to another user. in connection with the services, offers 4) If you lose your card, send a cheque or organisations featured in connection for £5.00 made payable to The Carers with the Carer’s Card save to the extent Centre (18 Bedford Place, BN1 2PT) along that any injury to person is caused by the with your name, address and telephone Council’s negligence. number. The Carers Centre will send you a replacement card. 4 5 Leisure during bank holidays and school holidays. General Carers’ Standard rates apply at other times, but Card offers under fours go free. How? Show your Carers’ Card when you pay. Leisure Remember to let staff know if you need a lane The Big Lemon with disabled access. Where? The Big Lemon bus route 44 Duke of York’s Cinema www.thebiglemon.com Where? The Duke of York’s Cinema, What? Preston Circus, Brighton BN1 4NA The Big Lemon Bus Company runs the Route 44 bus service in Brighton. The term-time service Tel. 08717 042056 (bookings) runs on weekdays between the University of 01273 818549 (enquiries) Sussex, the University of Brighton and the Old www.picturehouses.co.uk Steine and Churchill Square. Buses run on bio- What? diesel from locally sourced waste cooking oil. All Carers’ Card holders get the concessionary How? rate at The Duke of York’s. The offer will also Just show the Carers’ Card to the driver and the apply to The Duke of York’s at the Komedia, a Carers’ Card holder can travel on the Big Lemon three screen cinema at Komedia Brighton which for free. is scheduled to open December 2012. How? Brighton Bowlplex Show the Compass Card at the cinema box office. Where? Please note: Anyone who receives Disability Bowlplex, Marina Way, Living Allowance (DLA) or Attendance Brighton Marina, Brighton BN2 5UT Allowance, or who’s registered blind, can apply Tel. 01273 818180 www.bowlplex.co.uk for a CEA (Cinema Exhibitors’ Association) card. What? The card provides free carers’ tickets at cinemas The Carers’ Card holder and one guest pay across the UK and costs £5.50. Visit www. £3 Monday-Friday from 10am-6pm – except ceacard.co.uk/ for an application form or more information. 6 7 Eating out Eating out Yellowave Beach Sports Venue Where? The Gallery Restaurant 299 Madeira Drive, Brighton, at City College BN2 1EN Tel. 01273 672222 www.yellowave.co.uk Where? City College Brighton and Hove, What? Pelham Street, Brighton, BN1 4FA Yellowave is the UK’s first permanent beach (entrance on Whitecross Street). sports venue of its kind with 6 beach volleyball What? courts, a bouldering wall for climbing and the Barefoot Café with sun deck. Carers’ Card holders get a two for one deal for groups of up to 10. This term time restaurant Carers’ Card holders benefit from a 10% serves lunches Tues-Fri and dinners Wed-Thurs. discount in the Barefoot Café. For climbing wall To book a table, call 01273 667711 offer, see page 22. (9am to 4pm). How? How? Show the Carers’ Card when you pay. Show the Carers’ Card as soon as you arrive at the restaurant. Komedia Café Where? 44-47 Gardner St, Brighton BN1 1UN Tel. 01273 647101 www.komedia.co.uk What? A 10% discount off all your purchases in Komedia Café when you show your Carers’ Card. How? Show the Carers’ Card when you pay. 8 9 Performance Performance Komedia Brighton Where? Brighton Dome and Festival Komedia Brighton, 44-47 Gardner St, Brighton BN1 1UN Tel. 0845 293 8480 Where? (box office – booking fee payable) Brighton Dome and Festival, www.komedia.co.uk Church Street, Brighton BN1 1UE What? Ticket Office, 29 New Road, Brighton BN1 1UG Special offers on selected shows (often at short Tel. 01273 709709 notice) at what’s described as ‘the most exciting (Ticket Office, booking fee payable) live entertainment venue in the south’. You can www.brightondome.org For details on get a free carer’s ticket at Komedia, if the Carers’ accessibility, visit www.brightondome.org/ Card holder needs your support - whether Access.aspx or call Visitor Services Department there’s a special offer or not. These tickets are on 01273 261516 or 261525 available over the ‘phone on the number above, What? or in person at the box office. You can get a free carer’s ticket at Brighton Carers’ Card holders also benefit from a 10% Dome, if you’re taking the person you’re caring discount at Komedia Café (see page 8). for and they need your support - whether there’s a special offer or not. These tickets are How? available over the ‘phone on 01273 709709, or Often, we won’t know what offers are available in person at the Ticket Office. until the last minute. We’ll need your mobile phone number and/or email address if you have How? one, so we can Often, we won’t know what offers are available tell you about until the last minute. We’ll need your mobile offers as they phone number and/or email address if you have come in. one, so we can tell you about offers as they Please note, come in. you’ll need Please note, you’ll need to show your Carers’ to show your Card when you pick up your tickets. Carers’ Card when you pick up your tickets. 10 11 Wellbeing Theatre Royal Brighton will provide treatments on a regular or rotational basis to card holders over 16 Where? at a clinic close to Hove Cricket Ground Theatre Royal Brighton, New Road, - including Massage, Reflexology, Brighton BN1 1SD Aromatherapy, Deep Tissue Massage Tel. 0844 871 7650; access booking line 0844 and advice. 871 7677; group booking line 0844 871 7617 How? (box office, booking fee payable) www.atgtickets.com Treatment bookings and general enquiries: Project Coordinator Miranda Kurti 07799 185 What? 509 (mention the Carers’ Card).
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