​Borders Carers Centre Annual Review

The Scottish Government, in partnership with NHS Education for Scotland (NES), is providing free access to the full Togetherness Online (formerly Solihull Approach Online) resources for everyone living in Scotland. This means that helpful resources for parents are pre-paid and totally free for families based locally to access! The resources available include information relevant from the antenatal stage through to age 19, and are ideal for use by parents, carers, teenagers, and professionals. Courses include:• Helpful insights into child development, their emotions and how to nurture them• Tools and ideas for building stronger, more positive relationships and how to best support children as they grow and develop• Insight into child and adolescent brain development• Support through key transitions, including starting school, adolescence, and the journey into adulthood Parents can access the resources and work through them independently. 💻 How to AccessVisit Scotland | Togetherness – Togetherness and enter the code…

Ahead of the 2026 Scottish Parliament election, the National Carer Organisations have launched the 2026 Carers Manifesto, Supporting unpaid carers and young carers in 2026 and beyond. This manifesto urges all political parties to commit to supporting unpaid carers – recognising that 3 in 5 of us will become carers at some point in our lives. It outlines 10 key asks that we urge all political parties to adopt — to ensure carers are valued, included, and supported. Read the full manifesto and the 10 asks here: https://www.carersnet.org/carers-manifesto-for-2026…/

Our 2023/2024 Annual Review is available now Please see the previous Annual Reviews here