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The carers’ passport enables people in a caring role to keep a record of contact details for them and the person they care for, details of local help and support groups, and useful information close to hand.
A focus group of carers leads, champions, service leads and carers were invited to co-produce and co design the carers’ passport.
The Trust has developed a carers’ passport for those in a caring role to keep contact details, useful information about themselves and the person they care for, and details of local carer support groups and services in a handy document.
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