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The European voice for informal carers

New report: Daunting barriers for young carers

Our UK colleagues from Carers Trust just shared an important report from inside Parliament which…

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Life is not easy – is it? Age is an Adventure!

Discover the inspiring perspective of Birgit Meinhard-Schiebel, president of our Austrian member, the Austria’s Interest…

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Care Systems Cannot Rely on Migrant Care Alone – and They Must Do Better

Across Europe, care systems are under growing pressure. Population ageing, staff shortages and insufficient investment…

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Sue Yeandle honoured by King in Birthday Honours

We are extremely proud to report that our distinguished colleague Professor Sue Yeandle, from the…

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Happy 60th Anniversary to Carers UK

In November 1965 the world’s first carers’ organisation the National Council for the Single Woman…

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The life course costs of caring: Understanding unpaid carers’ financial wellbeing over time

Dr. Maxine Watkins and Dr. Louise Overton report on the first study to apply subjective…

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“Without investment, care will become less fair”: Informal carers react to Germany’s Future Pact

At a joint press conference on 11 December 2025, Germany’s Health Minister Nina Warken, presented…

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Save the date! – 4th Francophone Congress on Support for Carers in Paris

Building on the success of the three previous editions, which brought together over 500 participants…

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EUROCARERS is the European network representing informal carers and their organisations, irrespective of their age or the particular health and care need of the person they are caring for.

Our aim is to advance the issue of informal care at both national and EU levels by:

  • RAISING AWARENESS OF THE SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTION MADE BY CARERS to health and social care systems and the economy as a whole, and of the need to safeguard this contribution;
  • ENSURING THAT EU AND NATIONAL POLICIES TAKE ACCOUNT OF CARERS, i.e. promote social inclusion of carers, the development of support services for carers, enable them to remain active in paid employment and maintain a social life.

Eurocarers defines a carer as a person who provides – usually – unpaid care to someone with a chronic illness, disability or other long lasting health or care need, outside a professional or formal framework.

Eurocarers is involved in the following projects

Last Updated on November 18, 2025

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