Whether you'd like to offer long-term, emergency, short breaks or day support to someone, you can have any style of home and you do not need to own it.
You must be a Bury resident to be a Bury Shared Lives carer.
As a Bury Shared Lives carer you will need:
- to offer your time, patience and enthusiasm! You will be supporting someone to learn important skills, develop friendships and try new things.
- to be able to welcome someone into your home, to share the house as a member of your family, for both residential support and for day support.
- to offer a comfortable, furnished bedroom which the person will have sole use of during a long-term, emergency or respite stay.
Click here for our FAQ page.
To enquire about becoming a Shared Lives carer, click here.
Go back to the main Bury Shared Lives carer page here.