CaSA – Charlton Lane’s carers support group

CaSA – Charlton Lane’s new carers support group

 

CaSA (Care and Support Always) is our monthly support group for carers of patients of Charlton Lane Hospital in Cheltenham (whether current or recently discharged).

Next meeting:

Date: Monday 1 September 2025
Time: 3pm
Location: Charlton Lane Hospital (in the large conference room)

The group is managed by the Carer Champions from the wards at Charlton Lane. It offers a safe, relaxed space where carers and relatives can meet other people in similar situations to them, offload, have a chat and receive support and information. Often knowing you are not alone is the best therapy!

The Carer Champions will be inviting speakers and advisors to their monthly CaSA meetings, including local organisations such as Gloucestershire Carers Hub, Caring for Communities and People and advocacy services.

They look forward to meeting carers and relatives at their next CaSA meeting, which will take place in the large conference room at the back of Charlton Lane Hospital at 3pm on Monday 1 September 2025.

Attending a CaSA meeting

When arriving at the hospital attendees should drive down the slope to the carpark at the rear of the building. Once parked, they will be greeted by a member of staff at the green doors located in the right-hand corner of the building.

Should you require any further information or have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch:

  • Mulberry Ward: 0300 421 4067
  • Chestnut Ward: 0300 421 4063
  • Willow Ward: 0300 421 4084
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