In a heart-warming initiative, Carers Worldwide was seeking to make a substantial difference in Nepal through their Carers to Carers scheme. Bolstered by the generous support of the James Tudor Foundation, they had secured a significant sum of £5,000 dedicated to training 10 unpaid family carers to become Volunteer Health Workers, helping other unpaid carers in their communities.
However, the mission was far from complete as they needed £10,000 to launch and run this scheme for a year and so were appealing for public support to achieve this goal. The CareTech Foundation stepped in and pledged to match every pound donated, doubling the influence of each contribution.
We are delighted to say that Carers Worldwide successfully raised the amount needed to launch their Carers to Carers scheme. This scheme will have such a positive impact on the 10 unpaid carers training to become Volunteer Health Workers, the 250 carers they will go on to support, as well as their disabled children and their wider families and Communities
“As I embark on this journey of training to serve as a Volunteer Health Worker, I am filled with anticipation and gratitude. The prospect of gaining new skills and knowledge excites me, and I am eager to contribute to the well-being of those in need. The trust placed in me through this training reinforces my commitment to providing compassionate care and support to fellow unpaid carers.” – Goma, unpaid carer who will be trained as a Volunteer Health Worker.