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Mon 08 Jun
|Eureka! Science + Discovery
Commitment to Carers Conference 2026
Highlighting the Power of Building Carer Friendly Communities and the Difference they can Make to Carers’ Lives SCROLL TO BOTTOM OF PAGE TO SELECT SESSION TICKETS BEFORE CLICKING BUY TICKETS
Time & Location
08 Jun 2026, 10:00 – 19:00
Eureka! Science + Discovery, Victoria Pl, Wallasey CH44 6NR, UK
About the event
Building Carer Friendly Communities
This event will bring together Carers, Support Services, and Key Organisations to establish how we can build
Carer Friendly Communities and improve support for those who have caring responsibilities for family and friends
✔ Hear from inspiring speakers
✔ Discover local support services
✔ Connect with fellow Carers
✔ Have your voice heard
Carers play an essential role in our community—let’s make sure they are supported and valued
What makes a Community Carer Friendly?
Carer friendly communities are places, spaces, services and community groups where Family & Friend Carers are recognised, understood, and valued.
They make support part of everyday life ensuring Carers get the opportunities and help they need.
They are made up of people who:
Recognise Family & Friend Carers and the vital role they play
Understand the realities and impact of caring
Take action to identify and support Carers in practical ways
Empower Carers to live fulfilling lives
When communities work together in this way, Carers have fairer opportunities and can lead better lives
Making a Difference to Carers
Carer friendly communities can exist anywhere Carers live, work, study, or spend time.
Even small changes in these places can, and do, make a big difference to Carers’ daily lives.
There’s lots of different ways Carer friendly communities can help, for instance:
Health – GP practices, pharmacies or health services raising awareness amongst their staff to help identify and connect Carers to support
Social Care – taking a whole-family approach to ensure everyone gets the help they need
Work – offering flexible working to support employees to juggle paid work and caring
Education – schools, colleges, or universities identifying Young Adult Carers and putting support in place to help them reach their potential
Community – community organisations, faith groups, or recreation clubs creating opportunities for Carers to feel connected
Business and Services – making everyday tasks easier for Carers by offering flexible or priority access
Tickets
Morning Admission
Access to the Carer Support Marketplace 10am to 1pm
£0.00
Afternoon Admission
Access to the Carer Support Marketplace 1pm to 4pm
£0.00
Evening Admission
Access to the Carer Support Marketplace 4pm to 7pm
£0.00
Total
£0.00