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Carers First

Location

LocationOld Gala House, Scott Crescent, Galashiels

Times

10am
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12pm

Event Notes

please mention 'Carers First' in title

Carers First is open to any existing unpaid carers who are interested in supporting, representing and voicing the needs and rights of unpaid carers in the area.

The group is responsible for monitoring the implementation of the Carers Act and has helped to write the Interim Scottish Borders Carers Strategy.

On February 27th we will be meeting with David Mills  (Adult Social Work Group Manager) who is working collaboratively with Ability Borders to review the current Physical Disability Strategy.  When reviewing a strategy, the Scottish Borders Health and Social Care Partnership are required to invite communities and people who experience inequality to participate in the associated Equality and Human Rights Impact Assessment.  This to ensure that their views influence and inform the outcome of the review.

Please email debbie@borderscarers.co.uk to reserve your space.

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