Carers on a roll as wonderful week ends on high note
Date published: 27 June 2017
Carers are bowled over!
Rochdale carers were bowled over after a fantastic week celebrating their inspiring work supporting family, friends and loved ones.
A ‘strike it lucky’ ten pin bowling evening was the highlight of a packed programme of events across the borough to mark National Carers’ Week.
The carers’ choir joined in the fun as they belted out classic tunes to an appreciative audience at the council’s Number One Riverside building.
Information and advice sessions on all matters care related were available throughout the week and a wonderful few days were rounded off at Rebecca’s Cafe Littleborough, when carers of all ages socialised over coffee and cake.
The events were organised for the council by The Rochdale Carer’s Hub who offer support, advice and information to over 24,000 carers across Rochdale Borough.
Councillor Iftikhar Ahmed, cabinet member for adult services, said: “The community came together to make it another Rochdale Carers’ week to remember. It was really heartening to see so many younger carers joining in the fun. All our carers do an amazing job and the week pays tribute to their selfless and tireless work. A huge thank you to them all.”
Teresa Jennings, chief executive of N-Compass, said: “It was a memorable few days underlining just how many dedicated carers we have across the borough. Our carers are inspiring people who are recognised and valued for the vital work they do.
"The Carers’ Hub is on hand throughout the year to offer help, advice and support. Thank you to everyone who made carers week across Rochdale Borough such a success story.”
For further information please contact The Carers Hub at Freepost, The Carers’ Hub, Rochdale on 0345 0138208 or via e-mail at enquiries@rochdalecarers.co.uk
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