The Care Workers’ Charity (CWC) has launched its updated Supporter Membership Programme for care workers who may need financial and support with their wellbeing.
The CWC's Supporter Membership Programme supports care workers who are facing a difficult or unexpected life event such as bereavement, a housing crisis or a relationship breakdown and receives direct financial assistance to help them better cope with their situation.
The application process is straight forward and grants of up to £500 per person are paid directly into the applicant’s account.
In addition, for those who need emotional support or are struggling with their mental wellbeing, CWC offers up to 10 hours of free counselling via an accredited mental health specialist provider.
Karolina Gerlich, chief executive of The Care Workers’ Charity said: “Now, more than ever care workers must be valued and respected.
“If the social care workforce is appreciated, everyone benefits from those who draw on social care to family and friends”
In 2021, CWC spent £1,061,138 on grants to care workers in need.
The CWC are also actively seeking care providers to join them as Supporter Members to help bring in sustainable funding and increase access to their services amongst care workers.
In return care providers can bolster the support they offer their staff by connecting them to CWC’s services, increasing positive publicity of their organisation, and demonstrating their commitment to supporting the social care sector.
To find out more, go to https://www.thecareworkerscharity.org.uk
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