Woophooo 200 followers! Thank you to everyone who has joined us recently! Please have a look at our website - link in bio - to see what the project is all about! We’ll soon be releasing reports, and resources for stakeholders.

Factors related to carers’ health during end of life caregiving – check out our national survey findings at bmjopen.bmj.com/cgi/content/fu… Follow CarerProject for more news on this topic later in the year.

Great paper from CarerProject team on such an important area #Carers #FamilyCarers #CarerHealth

Our Chief Executive Helen Walker told Channel 5 news about the financial cost of caring and the importance of increasing Carer's Allowance

Delighted to announce a redesigned CSNAT.org website. Many thanks to NHS England for funding the website update plus a set of training videos to improve information, access and training for practitioners interested in using the the CSNAT Intervention #CSNAT-I

Help practitioners support family carers. Launch of redesigned CSNAT.org by Universities of Manchester and Cambridge Gail Ewing gives healthcare staff improved access to an intervention #CSNAT-I that enables tailored carer support. Website funded by NHS England

The CSNAT website has had a redesign kindly funded by NHS England ! From Universities of Manchester & Cambridge Gail Ewing the relaunched website CSNAT.org gives healthcare staff better access to the #CSNAT-I intervention which enables tailored carer support

Our #StateOfCaring report reveals the crisis carers are in. Released today, it’s based on our biggest ever survey of unpaid carers, who've told us they’re worried, tired and struggling financially, with little support available. That can’t go on. The government must act 🧵👇

Family carers' own accounts of what affects their mental health during end-of-life caregiving: read our evidence synthesis in a new report published today journalslibrary.nihr.ac.uk/hsdr/published…

Our newest article from the Carer Project is now out! This is what all the qualitative evidence - carer’s own words - tells us about carer’s mental health while caring for someone at end of life doi.org/10.3310/PYTR41…

Our newest publication reviewing qualitative evidence of end of life caregiving on mental health is now out (see quoted Tweet below). We previously published a review of the quantitative (numbers/statistics) evidence which can be found here doi.org/10.3310/EKVL35…

*NEW REPORT* Working with a Carer Review Advisory Panel (RAP) for evidence synthesis research. Report includes: 1)principles underpinning good PPI & co-production, 2)RAP recommendations for carer support journalslibrary.nihr.ac.uk/hsdr/published… #SystematicReview #carers #endoflife

Our latest paper is out! An evidence review of what factors impact mental health of end of life carers. Themed under 7 categories. We have a *huge* amount of more detailed info & resources available on the webpages - linked from CarerProject account

Important new publication on risk factors for worsening carer mental health in the context of end of life care.

The CarerProject resources and outputs are now all downloadable at arc-gm.nihr.ac.uk/carer-project- This includes 5 reports of evidence reviews looking at what affects psychological health of carers of people at end of life. Don’t worry, one report is a synopsis/overview document!