Our supporters and sponsors
Carers Week is brought to life by thousands of individuals and organisations - but we couldn't do it without these supporter organisations.
Our headline sponsor and corporate supporters
TSB is the headline sponsor for 2025's Carers Week.
Regina and Centrica - best known as the owner of British Gas - are both proudly supporting our week of awareness raising activity.
The support of our headline sponsor and corporate supporters, helps to increase our reach across the UK making sure more people understand the importance of greater equality for carers.
Our charity supporters
Carers Trust
Carers Trust is a major charity for, with and about carers. With local Network Partners we support carers in their homes through the provision of grants and replacement care, and in the community with information, advice, emotional support, hands on practical help and access to much needed breaks.
The ME Association
The ME Association supports, informs, campaigns and invests in medical research to help people with ME/CFS and Long Covid and those who care for them. Established in 1980, we are the leading experts in ‘post-infectious syndromes’ and are focused on improving healthcare for the 1million or more people that are affected.
MND Association
Motor neurone disease (MND) is a fatal neurological condition. The MND Association Funds research, supports patients carers and professionals and campaigns for better care.
Rethink Mental Illness
No matter how bad things are, Rethink Mental Illness can help people severely affected by mental illness improve their lives.
As a leading charity provider of mental health services in England, they are on a mission to bring about meaningful change: to the health and social care system, to the way society views mental illness, and to people’s lives across the country.
The Lewy Body Society
The Lewy Body Society aims to shine a light on Lewy body dementia, the second most common type of dementia in older people. Established in 2006, we are the only UK charity focused exclusively on this common, but little known, type of dementia.
