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Care Home Costs (online)

Dates

26th February 2026
10am -
 12pm

An introduction to how residential care costs are assessed and calculated in Scotland including free personal and nursing care, and useful tips for carers’ financial situations.

In partnership with Age Scotland, this session will take place online. Email debbie@borderscarers.co.uk to book your place

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