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Unpaid Carers Conference 2023

Tuesday, 10th October 2023

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Dumfries and Galloway Carers Centre had a great time holding a stall and presenting Workshops at the Unpaid Carers Conference on this years World Mental Health Day. The event organised by Care Training & Consultancy CIC was a great success with many Unpaid Carers and professionals attending.

The morning kicked off with insightful speeches from Keynote Speakers delving into the world of Caring in Scotland & The Orkney Carers Conference. The Dragons Den pitches were a hit, with engaging questions from the Unpaid Carers in the audience.

The afternoon had a great selection of workshops, thoughtful reviews, and exciting future planning sessions.

We look forward to supporting the next Unpaid Carers Conference!

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