Carers services offering help for young people over 16 and adults

Alzheimer's Society Knowsley Office

Around 850,000 people in the UK have dementia. Dementia is not a normal part of ageing.

Family First 0-18 years

Please call 0151 443 2600 if you need to discuss a referral or 0151 443 2670 if you need to speak to a Case Manager

Housing Related Support Services

The Brothers of Charity Services have been on Merseyside for over 100 years. We provide care and support for people with Learning Disabilities, Asperger's Syndrome, Autism and Mental Health Issues & Dementia

Memory Lane - Knowsley Dementia Care Support

Supporting carers & cared for, with dementia.

P. S. S.

Supported accommodation for adults aged 18 - 65 with mental health problems.

Contact us for costs.

Purple Circle Autism Consultancy

Support, advice and training for schools, organisations and families for autistic spectrum/related conditions

Young Adult Respite Service (YARS)

is a residential respite service, based on taking Young Adults with disabilities (aged 16 – 30)

0-25 Health and Wellbeing Service in Knowsley

Wirral Community Health and Care - Children's and Young Peoples Services

Active Community Enterprise (A.C.E.)

is an award-winning, ground-breaking, community-based support agency for adults with learning disabilities.

Alternative Futures Group

work locally in the community & through our Treatment & Recovery Centres to provide a wide range of innovative and bespoke care services.

Changes to special educational needs and disability support - Easy Read Guides

Children/young people and parents/carers

Knowsley Council Visual Impairment Habilitation Service for Children and Young People

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Knowsley Network and Shared Lives

Our Shared Lives service recruits carers to provide care in their homes for disabled adults, older people and vulnerable people needing support.

Report abuse of vulnerable people

Vulnerable people at risk of abuse may include the elderly and those with a physical or learning disability.

Special educational needs and disability - A guide for parents and carers

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The Care Agency

The Care Agency introduces live in carers to those who otherwise would perhaps have had to move into a nursing or residential home. The Care Agency operates a nationwide service, providing carers throughout the United Kingdom and even abroad. N.B. This service is not endorsed or recommended by it is only listed to help you find it.

The Deafness Resource Centre

provides services that aim to empower, support and enhance the quality of life of D/deaf people in the local area.

Together Trust

Deliver individual care, support and education services across the North West.