This survey aims to understand how our actions, based on the All-Age Integrated Carers Strategy 2024 to 2029, have affected your life as an unpaid carer. Your feedback will help us identify areas for improvement. We will include the feedback in our annual progress report.
There are 2 surveys. Choose the survey that applies to you:
This survey should take around 10 to 15 minutes to complete. It will close on Friday 19 September 2025.
Signal for Carers offers free support to unpaid carers in Bracknell Forest. They give advice, emotional support, help with forms and benefits and run support groups and training. Their aim is to make sure carers feel informed, connected and supported.
Signal is run by The Ark Trust, a local charity that is commissioned by Bracknell Forest Council.
The Carer's Emergency Card gives you peace of mind that if something unexpected happens to you, someone will look after the person you care for.
If you fall ill or have an accident, carrying the Carer's Emergency Card will:
You should carry the card with you at all times.
The Berkshire Care Directory is an independent guide. It offers detailed information about care and support services in Berkshire. It includes information on:
The directory also lists various social care services, such as care homes, nursing homes and home care services. It offers guidance on making care decisions and accessing local support groups and initiatives.
Social prescribing connects people to nearby services, groups and activities that can enhance their wellbeing. It provides a non-medical approach to addressing issues such as loneliness, stress or low mood.
You can learn more about social prescribing on the Bracknell Forest Public Health Portal.
Get in touch by:
If you are in crisis or a person is at risk, contact us by phone.
Outside of normal working hours, the phone number will divert to the Emergency Duty Service. They will respond to anything that cannot wait until the next working day.
