Information Handbook

The Service publishes a Carers Information Handbook covering the whole of the Regis, Chichester and Rural area - check on our Geographical Area page if you are not sure if that includes your area.

The current edition was published in June 2010.

The pack contains information on local Health and Social Services, local voluntary agencies, financial matters, equipment and adaptations, and a wide range of other matters.

Please download the PDF below to view the sections of the pack. Copies are also available by post. Please contact the Service, and we will send you one.

Click here to download PDF

This is a large file, and will take about five minutes to download on an average dial-up connection. However, you will get the whole pack.
Please note: We changed our address after the pack was published to 1st Floor,
1-2 St Pancras, Chichester,
PO19 7SJ

Would you like a break from your caring role?

Why not apply to the Short Breaks for Carers fund administered here at the Carers Support Service (CSS). Telephone 01243 537011 for more details

Come to one of our events to talk to other carers about their similar situations or just come to relax in a friendly environment.

Please see Events for more information.

If you need respite care for your cared for, please call the CSS on 01243 537011.

We also have Carers Support Groups that run monthly in Bognor Regis, Chichester, Selsey and the Wittering area.

They are there to support you through your caring role and organise days outs, tea and chat and speakers both fun and educational.

For more information or to come to one of our events or support groups please call the CSS on 01243 537011.

Grants for Carers

A Princess Royal Trust for Carers Grant may be able to help Carers financially. Click here for more details.

We also have information on the Kathleen and Sidney Linkins Memorial Trust Fund offering help to people in need over the age of 60

Please call the CSS on 01243 537011 for more information

Top Ten is a list of the organisations that we refer carers to most often.

Carers Information Highway is an exercise to help those working with carers assess their information provision.