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CARERS & FAMILY INFORMATION HUB

Evidence-based information and practical guidance for carers, family members and loved ones supporting someone through illness, treatment, recovery or end-of-life care.

When someone becomes ill, the impact is rarely limited to the individual alone.

Partners, family members, friends and carers often take on practical responsibilities, provide emotional support and help navigate complex healthcare decisions. While this role can be deeply meaningful, it can also be physically, emotionally and mentally demanding.

Many carers experience fatigue, stress, uncertainty and feelings of isolation while focusing their attention on the needs of someone they care about.

This Carers & Family Support Hub has been created to provide clear, accessible and evidence-informed information for those supporting a loved one through illness, recovery, long-term health challenges or palliative care.

Whether you are caring for a partner, parent, child, relative or friend, our aim is to help you feel more informed, supported and confident in your role.

Understanding the Role of a Carer

(Coming Soon)

What Does It Mean to Be a Carer?
Understanding Caregiver Challenges
Balancing Care and Everyday Life
Recognising Caregiver Stress

Supporting a Loved One Through Illness

(Coming Soon)

Supporting Someone Through Cancer Treatment
Supporting Someone During Recovery
Helping Without Becoming Overwhelmed

Looking After Yourself as a Carer

(Coming Soon)

Why Carer Wellbeing Matters
Managing Stress and Fatigue
Preventing Burnout
Maintaining Your Own Health

Communication & Relationships

(Coming Soon)

Difficult Conversations About Illness
Communicating With Healthcare Teams
Supporting Emotional Wellbeing
Maintaining Relationships During Illness

Palliative Care & End-of-Life Support

(Coming Soon)

Supporting a Loved One With Serious Illness
Understanding Palliative Care
Preparing for Change
Caring Through Uncertainty

Looking for Personalised Support?

Caring for someone else can be rewarding, but it can also place significant demands on your own wellbeing.

At Rowan Health, we recognise that supporting carers is often an important part of supporting patients. Our approach aims to help both patients and those closest to them navigate illness, recovery and long-term health challenges with greater confidence and resilience.

Cancer Support & Survivorship

For people recovering during or after cancer treatment.

Chronic & Complex Conditions

For people living with long-term health challenges such as fatigue, pain or neurological conditions.

Palliative & Supportive Care

For people living with serious illness and those closest to them.

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