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Caring for someone with cancer

A carer provides unpaid personal care, assistance and support to a person who needs this help because of a disability or disease such as cancer.

You may be a partner, relative, friend or neighbour - anyone can be a carer.

Who is a carer?

A carer provides unpaid personal care, assistance and support to a person who needs this help because of a disability or disease such as cancer.
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Support services for Carers & Family

Help and support can help make the life of a carer easier. The availability of services may vary depending on where you live.
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Caring for someone with cancer

If you are caring for someone with cancer, it is important to look after yourself as well. Carers can also experience times of stress and anxiety.
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