Can you make a difference to the lives of unpaid carers?

Dear friends and supporters,

We Care Campaign is an award-winning, volunteer-led grassroots campaign fighting for a better deal for the UK's nine million unpaid carers.

Run by unpaid carers, for carers, we give unpaid carers a voice, connect them with decision makers and empower them to speak up.

"Being a member of the We Care community for the last five years has meant so much to me. A safe online space - where I am seen, valued, heard, connected and supported, when shielding loved ones alone at home." Sarah, 65

What are we buying?

This year marks our sixth anniversary, and to commemorate this our goal is to raise £6,000 kicking off on Carers Rights Day (21st November 2024).

It costs around £105 every week to keep our campaign live:

£10 could cover campaigners travel costs, helping carers meet politicians and decision makers and call for change.

£25 could pay for our website for a whole month, helping carers access free online support and resources.

£50 could help towards hosting our online forum, helping carers connect with others and not feel so alone.

It’s time to give back, and show We Care.

Carers give so much time and energy and love, often without recognition or support.

The coming months will be a pivotal time in UK politics. We need to make sure carers’ voices are heard by the new government and decision makers, and push for much needed policy change, including a National Carers Strategy that ensures all carers get the support they need and deserve.

Together, we can shape the future of care right here in the UK.

How can you help?

Donate! Your generous gift will directly fund this vital campaign. Every contribution helps us get closer to our goal.

We deeply appreciate any support you can provide, whether it’s contributing to our fundraising goal, sharing our campaign on your social channels or simply spreading the word however you can to family and friends.

Thank you for standing with us and with unpaid carers.

Katy Styles

We Care Campaign