top of page

iCare – a Card for Carers

Writer: Credu Connecting CarersCredu Connecting Carers

Updated: Mar 16, 2021


Young and Adult Carers look after someone who is ill or disabled, often a family member, unpaid.

The work unpaid Carers do is incredibly important and never more than during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Carers often have to:

  • Pick up prescriptions for the person they Care for

  • Collect additional food for their loved ones

  • Make essential trips, just like paid care workers

The ID could ensure you get priority treatment in shops and pharmacies.


Do you feel a form of ID would help you as a Carer in situations like these?

If you are a Carer and would like to apply for your own iCare Card or if you have any thoughts you’d like to share, please do get in touch on carers@credu.cymru / 01597 823800.

2 Comments


Unknown member
Mar 15, 2021

How do I go about getting this card

Like
Credu Eve
Credu Eve
Mar 16, 2021
Replying to

Hi Sam, thank you for your comment! The best way would be to either ring our office on 01597 823800 or send an email to carers@credu.cymru! You'll also need a photo of yourself which you can attach to the email or post to FREEPOST CREDU if that's easier? 😀

Like
Health and Social Logo
Tudor trust logo
NHS wales Logo
Community Fund Logo
Powys Logo
Welsh Government Logo
Esmee Fairbairn Foundation logo
The Rank Foundation logo
The Waterloo Foundation
Carers Trust Wales Logo

Credu Supporting Young and Adult Carers Limited (previously Powys Carers’ Service Limited) is a registered charity in England and Wales (number 1103712), and a company limited by guarantee (number 04779458).

©2022 by Mogwai Media

Mogwai Media Yellow Ms Logo

Designed by:

Mogwai Media LTD

bottom of page