Hi, my name is Steveab! Where can I obtain a simple free of charge carers ID card?

Steveab
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Hi guys my 1st time on here
I'm a full time carer for my wife and for the life of me can not fi d how or wher I can obtain a simple free of charge carers ID card.
Can anyone help me please thanks Steve b
I'm a full time carer for my wife and for the life of me can not fi d how or wher I can obtain a simple free of charge carers ID card.
Can anyone help me please thanks Steve b
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Hiya guys I'm new to this and would really like your help, I'm trying to obtain a carers ID card free I can't even find any information on. Gov sites, can anyone help
Thanks Steve b
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I’ve never heard of a carer card unless somebody is employed as a carer in which case I assume their employer gives them an ID card.0
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calcotti said:I’ve never heard of a carer card unless somebody is employed as a carer in which case I assume their employer gives them an ID card.
Me either until i googled it. https://www.carerscarduk.co.uk/
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It's a card much like a driving licence with your details on to show you are a carer, it also allows you as a carer free entry and discounts to places, it just saves having to take your award letter with you as proof.0
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poppy123456 said:calcotti said:I’ve never heard of a carer card unless somebody is employed as a carer in which case I assume their employer gives them an ID card.1
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I do think most cards come at some cost, even if just for postage.
I couldn't find anything on Carers UK which is the website on the GOV website. They have an email address which is: advice@carersuk.org. It may be worth asking them?1 -
Beware ther are firms selling them on here but you don't have to pay for them it is your entitlement as a carer or disabled person0
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Just to let you know @steveab I merged your two threads together so all your answers are in one place!1
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Thanks guys0
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Steveab said:Beware ther are firms selling them on here but you don't have to pay for them it is your entitlement as a carer or disabled person0
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I'm not sure how much detail the National Trust essential companion card has, but I'm going to get one
https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/who-we-are/about-us/access-for-everyone
https://www.supportincornwall.org.uk/kb5/cornwall/directory/service.page?id=H3nrY7pPMuc
There's also this but not sure how 'binding' it is
https://www.carerscarduk.co.uk/?gclid=Cj0KCQiA9YugBhCZARIsAACXxeKfp-ruoMd--6Ch2zPB5b-C3uwAdCbowWSyyW98mYcK17mZCoEaLlIaApcFEALw_wcB
... but not free0 -
calcotti said:Steveab said:Beware ther are firms selling them on here but you don't have to pay for them it is your entitlement as a carer or disabled person0
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Steveab said:calcotti said:Steveab said:Beware ther are firms selling them on here but you don't have to pay for them it is your entitlement as a carer or disabled person0
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