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Carers Short Breaks and Time Out

The Borders Carers Centre will advise on short break options that may suit your needs. They may also be able to search on your behalf for funding which may be available to help finance your short break.  

Please also see here for Holiday Home options at reduced rates for carers through our partners at Vocal Edinburgh.

Respitality

Respitality Scotland aims to connect local organisations that support unpaid carers with hospitality and leisure providers, such as hotels, leisure clubs, activity centres etc.

The Borders Carers Centre have signed up as Respitality Delivery Partner in partnership with Shared Care Scotland. 

Get in Touch

Contact us today to discover the support and resources available at the Borders Carers Centre.

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