A very different
kind of care
Crossroads have continued to support unpaid carers throughout Covid19 as a frontline care provider.
With the UK Government now easing restrictions across the UK, we pledge to reach more carers waiting for respite care at home at this time. We will recruit new caring employees and volunteers to meet the increase in demand for specialist care support services.
For the latest details from the UK Government highlighting all the key dates, please refer to – the UK Government website.
Our staff are highly trained in infection control and are provided with personal protection equipment (PPE) to keep carers and those we help protected and safe at all times.
We will also pledge to continue to support our community with befriending calls and outreach support. You can chat to you about how best we can help you at this time at enquiries@crossroadscaresurrey.org.uk.
High quality care and carer support
A Carer’s Journey
Did you know 2 in 3 people become a carer in their lifetime?
Watch our short film to see how being an unpaid carer can easily become overwhelming as care needs change over time. But there is help out there.
High quality care and carer support
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