Supporting Carers Early

Researching invisible strain in unpaid carers for timely support

Discover early insights into carers' wellbeing to prevent unnoticed crises.

Help Shape This Before It's Built

 

We're researching the invisible strain unpaid carers face — before assuming what support should look like. If you're a carer, a carer organisation, or work in this space, we'd like to keep you posted as the research develops. 

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Researching the Gradual Build-Up of Carer Strain

SolasBand is committed to early-stage research examining the gradual, often hidden strain experienced by unpaid carers. We aim to understand how carers’ wellbeing can be checked independently from traditional care systems to enable timely support before crises arise.

The Importance of Early Carer Wellbeing Recognition

Early detection of carer strain can transform support delivery, reducing crises and enhancing wellbeing.

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Early Research Phase

We are in the early stages of investigating how strain builds unnoticed in unpaid carers to inform future support innovations.

Conversations Underway

Engaging with unpaid carers to collect firsthand experiences that shape early wellbeing research and best address their needs.

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Solutions Developed

At this stage, no solutions exist; our focus remains on thorough research before proposing support tools or services.

Join Us in Supporting Carers’ Early Wellbeing Needs

Engage with SolasBand’s initiative researching unseen carer strain to help design early support approaches that prevent crises.

Invisible Strain

Unpaid carers often face strain that accumulates quietly but severely.

Research-Driven

We ground our work in carers’ experiences and rigorous investigation.

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