Sharing the care

We understand that caring for someone can sometimes involve more than one person. In fact, it’s possible to have a circle of people (eg other family members, friends, colleagues and neighbours) who are all involved in the care and wellbeing of that person.

All cardholders get access to the Carers Card UK mobile app. If you share the care for someone with others then the app can seamlessly integrate everyone involved in providing support. Through the app, you can easily create a circle of care, ensuring that everyone is connected, informed, and coordinated.

The Carer Circle tool

Your Carers Card UK mobile app includes an innovative tool called "Carer Circle". This tool makes it incredibly easy for you to create a "circle of care," bringing together everyone involved in the caregiving process. Whether it's family members, friends, colleagues, or neighbours, you can effortlessly add them to your circle, ensuring that everyone is connected and informed.

Build your circle with ease

Adding members to your circle of care is simple via the Carers Card UK mobile app. Invite family members, friends, colleagues, and neighbours to join your circle, creating a cohesive network of support. Each member can contribute to the care process, share updates, and collaborate effectively to provide the best care possible.

Add notes, tasks, appointments and medication lists

Your app is designed to help you organise every aspect of your loved one’s care. Within the app, you can easily:

• Add notes: Keep everyone in the loop by sharing important information, observations, and updates about your loved one's condition.


• Manage tasks: Assign and track caregiving tasks, ensuring nothing is overlooked and everyone knows their responsibilities.


• Schedule appointments: Keep track of medical appointments and other important dates, with reminders and notifications to keep everyone informed.


• Maintain medication lists: Record and update medication lists, ensuring accurate and consistent administration of medications.


• Monitor wellbeing: Track the overall wellbeing and mood of your loved one, allowing all caregivers to stay informed about their current condition.

Sharing is caring

Sharing information within your carer circle has numerous benefits:

• Shared notes: Ensure all caregivers have access to the latest updates and important information, enhancing communication and reducing misunderstandings.


• Shared tasks: Distribute caregiving responsibilities, making it easier to manage and preventing burnout.


• Shared appointments: Keep everyone informed about upcoming appointments, ensuring timely attendance and preparation.


• Shared medication lists: Maintain accuracy in medication administration, reducing the risk of errors and ensuring consistency.