
ALT Alt text: The image features a promotional graphic for Carers Week. On the left, it says "Support the development of carer friendly communities" in blue text. Below this, colorful silhouettes of buildings and a person are shown. On the right, there's a tilted blue booklet titled "Building Carer Friendly Communities: A blueprint" with a small "Carers Week" logo above it. The booklet cover includes pastel-colored sections labeled: Business and services, Social care, Employment, Education, Health, and Community, each with related icons. An arrow points from the text to the booklet.

ALT A woman pushes a young girl in a wheelchair along a wooden path outdoors. The girl wears a purple and white jacket with teal pants and appears focused on something ahead. The woman wears a pink scarf and black jacket, smiling gently. The scene is surrounded by greenery, with hints of autumn leaves. A "Carers Week" logo is visible in the bottom left corner.

ALT Illustration of a perplexed person shrugging, with a speech bubble containing a question mark. Text reads: "41% of current and former carers who felt that organisations or services were not carer friendly said that this was because they do not have a good understanding of what caring is." At the bottom, "carersweek.org" is noted.

ALT Three people stand in front of a Carers Week banner. On the left is a person with curly white hair wearing glasses, a striped dress, and an orange lanyard. In the center is a person in a white shirt and striped tie. On the right is a person with long blonde hair wearing a black blazer over a floral dress.

ALT Illustration of a cityscape with colorful buildings, including a hospital and skyscrapers. A white silhouette of a person stands in front, symbolizing community focus. Text above reads "Add your name 8-14 June 2026" with the Carers Week logo, and below it says "Building Carer Friendly Communities."

ALT Illustration of a concerned woman sitting at a desk, surrounded by stacks of files. She checks her watch, appearing stressed. Text on the left states, "44% of current and former carers who said their employer was not carer friendly said that not getting the recognition and support they need has made it more difficult to juggle work and care." The bottom right corner features "carersweek.org."











