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Every agency working with carers would benefit from using this resource pack for their staff or volunteer training programme, writes Heather Rowell.

Thursday 03 February 2005 00:00

West Sussex Carers Network, Pavilion Publishing,

 

ISBN 1841961302, £70

STAR RATING 4/5

Every agency working with carers would benefit from using this resource pack for their staff or volunteer training programme, writes Heather Rowell.

The book focuses on the awareness of carers: What is the carer's day like? What is the job description? What are the effects of current legislation and formal assessment on carers? These are just a few of the questions posed to the training participants.

Trainees work through the sessions, which allow them to consider key areas requiring change to help carers. This exploration of the obstacles, difficult situations and rights has the potential to engage, enthuse and challenge participants.

Clearly set out, user friendly, easy to follow and photocopiable, it allows individuals to explore, feel and understand what it's like to be a carer in a variety of settings.

Heather Rowell is information and advice co-ordinator, Age Concern, Isle of Wight

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