Join us to help shape the new Carers Charter for Bromley

Following consultation with unpaid carers, including Bromley Well Carers in the Spring,  Bromley Carers Plan was agreed by Bromley Council on 27 June.

This sets out the local help and support offer made to unpaid carers in Bromley, including the commitment to a Bromley wide multi-agency Carers Charter.

Read the Carers Plan here.

Join us

Wednesday 30th August 2023, 11am - 1pm Community House, South Street, Bromley BR1 1RH

This session is your opportunity to hear more about the Carers Plan and to shape the Carers Charter. The Session will be led by David Walker, CEO of Bromley Third Sector Enterprise which delivers Bromley Well services and Denise Mantell, Strategy Officer, Strategy and Performance (Adults Social Care and Housing) Department.

Book your place

The session is open to any unpaid carer aged 18+ living or caring for someone resident in the borough of Bromley. Interested professionals also welcome.  Please register your place in advance by contacting carers@bromleywell.org.uk

Why a Carers Charter?​

The number of unpaid carers in Bromley (including young carers) is growing.​ There is a diverse range of agencies engaging with carers across health, social care and voluntary sectors​. The need has been identified to create consistency and to avoid gaps​ across the range of agencies.

What is a Carers Charter?​

It is a statement of principles and provides a definition of unpaid carers/caring role​. It sets out commitment to carers and specifies what services Carers can expect​. It outlines the common approach to how carers are engaged, supported and consulted ​

What would you like to see in Bromley Carers Charter?​

 This is your chance to shape how services across Bromley, Local Authority, NHS and voluntary sector engage and support carers.

Please come along and tell us what you want to see in your Charter!

Book your place in advance by emailing us at carers@bromleywell.org.uk