Social Groups

We run social groups for unpaid carers in Perth & Kinross in order to offer peer support, support from PKAVS staff, to encourage carers to take time out for themselves and take part in group activities. You will find details on when our various groups take place in our monthly newsletter.

Social Groups

The carer social groups are a place to meet with other carers, have some ‘me time’ escape your normal day to day routine and have some fun. Your ideas are important to us, so if you have any suggestions or ideas of what you would like to do in the groups, please let us know. This support group is a safe place where you can meet others in a similar situation, build your confidence and self-esteem, a place where you can fulfil your social needs, enjoy regular interaction, get information, boost motivation and a sense of belonging. A place where you will not be judged or criticized.

Tai Chi

Tai chi is a system of movements and positions believed to have developed in 12th Century China. Tai chi techniques aim to address the body and mind as an interconnected system and are traditionally believed to have mental and physical health benefits. Benefits include improved balance – pain management – improved sleep – enhanced immune system and brain function.

Contact carershubadmin@pkavs.org.uk or call 01738 567076, option 2 for more information

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