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The Care Workers' Charity

Impact Report 2023

The Care Workers' Charity's 2023 impact report details £1,176,034 awarded in financial grants to care workers across the UK amid a 68% rise in applications driven by the cost-of-living crisis. It covers crisis and local authority grants, mental wellbeing initiatives delivered with Red Umbrella including counselling and Mental Health First Aider training, and advocacy work representing care workers in government and sector policy discussions.

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Provides financial crisis grants, local authority and care provider employee grants, free counselling and Mental Health First Aider training in partnership with Red Umbrella, and advocacy for care workers across the UK, working with local authorities and care providers to distribute targeted funds based on agreed criteria.

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 £1,176,034 awarded to care workers across the UK in 2023
Key Metric 2 2,652 care workers supported via crisis support
Key Metric 3 68% more grant applications received than in 2022

Key Outcomes

  • 84% of crisis support recipients reported an enhanced sense of support from their workplace and the care sector
  • 89 care workers accessed counselling through the charity's mental wellbeing initiatives
  • 79 care workers completed Mental Health First Aider Training

Geography

London

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