If you are caring for someone, the right help can make things easier for you and your loved one. That might be emotional, practical or financial support, or access to respite to give you a break from caring.
Kingston Carers Network is an independent charity providing information, advice, advocacy and support to unpaid carers who are caring for someone with an illness, disability or substance misuse problem.
We support carers across the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, including carers as young as five, so that they can live and care well.
We get that caring is personal. But you do not need to feel alone.
News and information for carers
Volunteer Spotlight: Supporting carers back into work
As part of Volunteers' Week, we're shining a spotlight on Peter, one of our dedicated volunteers who is helping carers build confidence, recognise their strengths and take positive steps towards employment.
Volunteers’ Week: Celebrating the many ways our volunteers make a difference
From mentors and counsellors to trustees, activity volunteers and office support, our volunteers play a vital role in helping unpaid carers across Kingston feel supported, connected and less alone.
CBeebies shares bedtime story shaped by Kingston Carers Network young carers
Young Carers in Space is the first ever CBeebies Bedtime Story centred on the experiences of young carers.
We're hiring
We are currently recruiting for two roles in our Young Carers Project
Kingston Carers Network announces Carers Week 2026 timetable
This year’s Carers Week theme, ‘Building Carer Friendly Communities’, highlights the importance of creating places, services and organisations where unpaid carers feel recognised, understood and supported.