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Carers Emergency Card

You will be issued with 2 emergency cards (one for you and one for the person you care for)  Please keep these in your wallets, then, if the worst were to happen, the telephone number on the card will be called, and your chosen emergency contacts will be alerted.

As with all our services, there is no charge.

In scenarios such as a carer being in an accident or a cared-for individual wandering off, our Emergency Card offers vital information to emergency services, ensuring prompt and appropriate action.

Example:  The carer is out collecting a prescription and becomes involved in a car accident… This card is found on them by the emergency services.

Example: The cared-for becomes disoriented and wanders off…. This card is found on them.

The telephone number is operational 24 hours a day

You need to be registered with the Carers Centre to access the Emergency Card service.  In the event that the Emergency Card is activated, we will also contact you to follow up.

Register for an Emergency Carers Card

Please download the form below to register for the card. 

You need to be registered with the Carers Centre to access the Emergency Card service.  In the event that the Emergency Card is activated, we will also contact you to follow up.

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