Recognising and supporting carers from all backgrounds.
The Carers Project offers tailored support for unpaid carers who look after family members, friends, or neighbours.
We provide wellbeing activities, peer support, and advocacy — ensuring that carers from diverse communities feel valued, seen, and supported.
💬 What We Offer:
⦁ Monthly support and wellbeing sessions
⦁ Guidance on services and carers’ rights
⦁ Peer mentoring and community connection
⦁ Events celebrating carers’ contributions
Impact:
Over 60 carers supported through inclusive networks and partnerships with local health and social care organisations.
Supporting Those Who Care for Others
The Carers Project provides a safe and inclusive space for unpaid carers to find support, share experiences, and prioritise their own wellbeing.
We recognise the huge contribution carers make to their families and communities — and we’re here to make sure they feel valued and supported.
💬 What We Do
⦁ Monthly wellbeing and peer-support sessions
⦁ Workshops on carers’ rights and local services
⦁ One-to-one advice and advocacy
⦁ Social events to relax and connect with others
Our sessions are friendly and inclusive — open to all carers, regardless of background or caring role.
🌱 Our Impact
⦁ 60+ carers supported across the Forth Valley area
⦁ New peer support groups formed
⦁ Partnerships built with local health and social care services
“This group gives me time for myself. I’ve met others who understand exactly what I’m going through.”
Carer, Alloa
If you’re a carer or know someone who is, we’d love to hear from you.
carers@risefv.org
Sessions across Stirling, Falkirk, and Clackmannanshire
