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What's New
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What's New
CARERS UK SURVEY
Carers UK is carrying out a survey of Carers' experiences of Direct Payments
Some Carers and disabled people say Direct Payments have changed their lives for the better by giving them choice and control. However it also brings extra responsibilities.
Carers UK wants to find out what Direct Payments really mean for Carers. To take part in the survey go to www.carersuk.org.uk and follow the link to the survey
USE OUR WEB-SHOP TO HELP US RAISE MONEY Exciting news! We're delighted to announce our new on-line fundraising web-shop.
When shopping on line, you can access over 100 leading retailers through our web-shop, including Tesco, John Lewis, Marks and Spencer, Waterstones. Play.com and Amazon. Some retailers provide exclusive offers to the web-shop, such as discounts or free delivery.
Every time you use it to purchase goods or services, you'll automatically earn money for North Staffs Carers, because the retailers will donate a percentage of what you spend to the Association.
You don't pay anything extra for using our web shop, so please try to use it whenever you can.
Find our web-shop at:
www.buy.at/northstaffscarersassociation
NSCA WOULD LIKE YOUR HELP!
Recycling is easy and you can help us by donating Used or Un-Used Ink Cartridges and Toners.
Please collect as many as you can from friends and family. We have a recycling box in reception at NSCA or just post them to us if they are small enough.
We get money back from each Cartridge you donate so we will be saving money and recycling at the same time.
If you have any questions please call Deborah on 01782 834836
Thank you for your support
North Staffs Carers Association is a Company Limited by Guarantee, registered in England and Wales. Registered Number 3313461.
Registered Office: Unit 2, Burslem Enterprise Centre, Moorland Road, Burslem, Stoke on Trent, ST6 1JQ
Tel: 01782 834 836 (answerphone out of hours) Fax: 01782 831 610
North Staffs Carers Association is a registered charity. Charity number 1062548This web site is supported by funding from Staffordshire County Council and Stoke on Trent City Council.
