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Carer Friendly Conversations

Carer Friendly Conversations

Di: Forward Carers
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Carer Friendly Conversations, the brand-new podcast dedicated to shining a light on the realities of Unpaid Caring.

In the UK alone, there are around six million Unpaid Carers supporting loved ones, often while balancing work, family, and everything in between.

Brought to you by Forward Carers, this podcast takes you inside these experiences, through honest conversations, powerful stories, and practical insights.

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Episodi
  • Neil Joesbury: Talking Caring, co-Caring and the importance of LGBTQ+ Representation

    Neil Joesbury: Talking Caring, co-Caring and the importance of LGBTQ+ Representation
    Jun 8 2026

    Neil has a Catchphrase: "There's light at the end of the tunnell when people start talking"

    This encapsulates what he is all about - he's passionate about his Caring role, and wants to help as many people access support as possible.

    Based in Birmingham, Neil has Caring and Co-Caring experience having supported both his dad and brother.

    We speak about his inspiring journey as a family carer, his involvement in community support, and the importance of inclusivity when it comes to unpaid Carers.

    It covers the challenges he faced, the benefits and difficulties of accessing support, the impact of community, and dealing with tough situations.

    Our chat also delves into the representation of unpaid Carers within the LGBTQ+ community, and Neil tells us why he thinks it so important.

    Takeaways

    • Caring and Co-Caring
    • Challenges of Caring
    • Accessing Support
    • Impact of Community
    • Dealing with Tough Situations
    • Family Support
    • Maintaining Independence
    • Work and Caring
    • Importance of recognition and inclusivity for Carers
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    48 min
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