We’re pleased to share this wonderful message of thanks that we have received from John Crabtree OBE, Lord-Lieutenant of the West Midlands. Appointed by Her Majesty The Queen to be her representative ...
During Carers Week (8 – 14 June), Damian from our Wellbeing & Bereavement team will be out and about across Birmingham delivering herb and vegetable plants and offering gardening tips and advice t...
Making Caring Visible Carers Week was established by Carers UK over 25 years ago. It is an annual campaign to raise awareness of caring, offer support to carers and highlight the challenges they’re fa...
It can be overwhelming and emotionally draining to care for someone with dementia, but there is lots of support available. If you live in Sandwell, the Dementia Navigators – a new partnership be...
Seven year old Olly from Brandhall, Oldbury has raised £140 by selling his drawings and raffling off a teddy that he made to buy hand creams for carers working in our local area, including the team h...
During this challenging time of the coronavirus pandemic, we are receiving some heart-warming messages of thanks and appreciation for our Care Support Workers from the families of those they care for ...
Crossroads is pleased to announce that we are offering new ways to support those who are caring for someone with dementia or memory problems living in Birmingham. In partnership with Birmingham Carers...
In light of recent developments regarding coronavirus (COVID-19) Crossroads Caring for Carers have taken the decision to close our office (494 Wolverhampton Road) for the coming weeks. However, all of...
Crossroads was very pleased to recently accept a kind donation of £600 from the Tipton Christmas Tree of Light Appeal, organised by the Tipton Civic Society. The appeal, which ran over the festive per...
Dementia Information and Support for Carers (DISC) recently held a 1950’s themed Tea Party for members of their East Birmingham Carers Group. Those experiencing memory issues, confusion or who have a ...