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Join the next 'Maintaining your wellbeing as a Carer' workshop at SCC on May 8th. Book your space now!

It's the time of year when the weather is getting colder, so take advantage of our local Community Volunteer Squad opportunity and request Radiator Reflective Foil installation. Contact us so that we can make a referral.

Join Sutton Talking Therapies' Wellbeing Walk on the second Wednesday of the month, 11am to 11.45am at Beddington Park. Sign up now!

Respite isn’t a luxury. It’s a lifeline. It’s the breathing space that helps you stay well, stay steady, and stay able to continue caring in a sustainable way. read more.

Find out about the Action for Happiness Group in Carshalton.

Ask for help – being a Carer can be challenging and we all need support; you don’t have to face challenges alone. Support is out there; you can share your challenges with friends or family and ask for professional help from organisations like Sutton Carers Centre who can provide practical information and advice and a listening ear if you just need to share what you are facing. Self-compassion - if you notice your own critical voice creeping into your mind, telling you ‘you

Facing homelessness or a mental health difficulty? Desperation can lead to siging something you don't fully understand. Join this session for information, to ask questions and know your rights before deciding.

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We are delighted to introduce Sutton Carers Chorus - join these free sessions and let's sing together.

Listen out for changes in our schedule over the next few weeks during building works. Instead of yoga, we're walking - learn more!

If you support or care for someone living with a lfe-limiting illness, enjoy an afternoon with the team at St Raphael's Wellbeing Centre.

Join the monthly mindful and relaxing walks in Beddington Park for gentle, guided walks led by NHS staff from Sutton Talking Therapies.

Fancy a bit of respite? Read Maria's words about Roshni's Gentle Yoga session.

Here's the latest actrivities from Sutton Women's Centre's July newsletter.

WOW! What a fantastic Carers Week we had! 🎉 Looking back over the week, we're filled with pride, gratitude, and so many wonderful memories. Carers Week 2026 gave us the opportunity to come together as a community, celebrate the incredible contribution of Unpaid Carers, and create moments of joy, connection and recognition for the people who dedicate so much of themselves to caring for others. It was a week packed full of activities, laughter and unforgettable experiences. Fr

Our regular sessions: Chill & Learn homework club, Induction Evening, and YC Ambassadors are all up and running. Hey, what's this Downtime thing!? ...well, after careful consideration and some input from, of course, YOU! we've renamed and rebranded Peer Support and given it a more fitting name for what many of us need to keep us going through the week, and that's some much needed downtime. 18+ Young Adult Carers please look out for our new sessions targeted at giving you the

There are many advantages to working and caring. For instance, gaining a sense of confidence, time away from the home or caring role, socialising with colleagues, and improvements to finances. But the more we do and the more pressure we face. Without enough support, you may burn out. So how do we balance our caring role with working life, and take care of ourselves along the way? Know your worth and bring that knowledge to the workplace and your caring role: we can someti

As part of #CarersWeek, we were delighted to host Young Carers Got Talent – a fun-filled talent show where both Young Carers and staff had the opportunity to take to the stage and share their unique skills. The event featured an incredible variety of performances, including singing, dancing, model-making and magic, showcasing the creativity, confidence and individuality of everyone who took part. It was wonderful to see so many people supporting one another and celebrating ea

As part of Carers Week, we're hosting our first-ever online event for parents, organised by the new Preparing for Adulthood Hub. Join us to gain practical advice and first-hand insights from professionals, connect with other parents, and learn more about preparing for adulthood. The session will also feature contributions from Sutton Carers Centre CEO, Rachael MacLeod, and Senior Information, Advice and Support Worker, Corrine. Interested? Follow the link: Preparing for Adult

At Sutton Carers Centre, we understand just how vital it is for Carers to have opportunities to rest, recharge, and take time for themselves. That's why we've joined Carefree.