This survey is for unpaid carers or former carers based across the UK. A carer is a person providing unpaid care to family members, friends, neighbours, or others because of their long-term physical or mental health, disability or problems related to old age.
Carers do vital work in the home, and we know that there are challenges balancing care work alongside paid work. Where carers are looking for paid work, we want to understand more about the barriers they currently face.
We’re also interested in hearing from carers who are already in paid work to find out what carers need to support them in the workplace.
Your responses will be anonymous, unless you choose to share your email address with us at the end of the survey. Where no email address is supplied, we will not be able to withdraw responses once they have been submitted as we will not be able to identify individual responses.
Your responses will be anonymous, unless you choose to share your email address with us at the end of the survey. Where no email address is supplied, we will not be able to withdraw responses once they have been submitted as we will not be able to identify individual responses.
About this research
This survey is being conducted by Wavehill: Social and Economic Research, on behalf of Carers Trust and Working for Carers.
If you have any questions about this research please contact Chloe Maughan (chloe.maughan@wavehill.com)
11:14, 18 Mar 2022
by Jo Maye