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To allow carers a much-needed break from their caring role in order to do something for themselves.
Volunteers spend an agreed amount (normally 2 hour each week) of time at the home of a carer/cared-for person. Volunteers spend time with the cared-for person, chatting, going for a walk, playing board games or watching TV. This allows the unpaid carer an opportunity for a break and a chance to do something for themselves.
The volunteer does not administer medication or undertake any personal care.
Experience as an unpaid carer is desirable but not essential
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Flexible. To be agreed with carer but approx. 2 hours a week or fortnight at a specified time
Advertised by Volunteer Centre Blackpool, Wyre & Fylde
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