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Children and young people - respite care

Breaks

Caring for someone can be a '24 hour a day, seven days a week' job. To help with this, many carers need a break to give them some time away from looking after someone.  Breaks, sometimes called respite care, allow carers some time to:

Cumbria County Council provide Respite Care as part of their Adult Social Care.

 



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