wELCOME TO BRIDGIT CARE
Carer Support
Providing support to unpaid carers, councils and carer charities
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Supporting Carers Across the UK
Areas Bridgit has already supported carers across the UK
Are you an unpaid carer and looking for support? Then we’re here for you.
Bridgit Care are a Social Enterprise supported by local and national government and here to help unpaid carers across the UK.
There are over 6.5 million carers in the UK. Most are unknown to organisations & professionals and remain unsupported in their caring role and own lives.
“It can be hard to provide care to someone. Often you spend all your time caring and don’t get time to take care of yourself. That’s why we’re here for you. We care for you so you can care for them” Bridgit Care
Free Online Support for Carers
Bridgit Self-help
Access instant & personalised support
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Chat with your virtual carer coach
What Carers Say
“So far I’ve learned about so much out there I had no idea about. Absolutely invaluable. Thank you so much.”
Carer for mum And sister
“The self help tool brings everything I need into one place, and if I need extra help I know where to get it. ”
Carer FOr MOther-IN-LaW
“The support has helped me find local support and events for me and my son. The email reminders have been good and helped me think about things.”
Parent carer
Councils and Carer Charities
Are you a Council, NHS Provider, or Charity looking for innovative ways to support your carers?
Bridgit work with Councils, the NHS and Carer Charities across the UK, to help identify carers and scale the support provided with the use of tech innovation.
- Identification – Increase the number of carers identified & in support.
- Smart Assessments – Increase access and reduce administration.
- Personalised Self Help & Triage – Scale carer support and reduce system demands.
- 121 Carer Support – Improve carers access to carer support at the point they need it.
- Learning – Learn and iterate support at place and system level.
“Bridgit is an exciting and important step for the council to encourage more people who care for others to access the free support they are entitled to. To have shaped Bridgit with local expert input has been
excellent and I encourage anyone who is or thinks they may be a carer, to simply explore Bridgit for themselves.”