They have signed the petition and joined our campaign calling for change and investment in the caring economy.

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Name Town Comment
Jennifer D Bristol
Zoe T Bristol
Hope W Bristol
Imogen C Bristol
Alex S Bristol
Sophia J Brisotl
lucy S Bristol
Isabella M Bristol
Laila G Bristol
Valentina M Bristol
Virginia G Bristol
Lauren B Bristol
Karen D Bristol
Eva G Bristol
Emma G Bristol
Eve W Bristol
Jenna D Bristol
Krysty K Bristol
Isabel T Bristol
Jenny A Bristol
Maria V Bristol
Dan B Bristol Thank you Bristol women's voice for this vital campaign and all of your hard work. We desperately need to remind those in positions of authority that when we don't value those who care then we wont value those who care for us.
Becky W Bristol
Clare B Bristol
Jess P Bristol
Amy O Bristol
Alex C Bristol
Sophie M Bristol
Ria S Bristol
Rebecca S Bristol
Kieran M Bristol
Finlay S Bristol
Ewan B Bristol
Lakhraj M Bristol
Christine A St Albans
Jose C Bristol
Aisha A Glasgow
Mui L Bristol
Ming Kei L Bristol
Lucie H Bristol
Sally I Bristol
Martin B DOWNEND
Ian J Bristol
Eileen S STOKE GIFFORD
Lynne C DOWNEND
Claire R WINTERBOURNE
Margaret L KINGSWOOD
Angela N MANGOTSFIELD
Lisa T DOWNEND
Tanya S Bristol
Holly R Bristol
Nelleke P Bristol Signing this for paid and unpaid carers
Harry H Bristol
Millie W Bristol
lucy P Crediton
Rosie R South Molton
Esme D Bristol
katherine P Bristol
Raffi J Bristol
Lucy R Bristol
Tarah M Bristol
Hannah W Bristol
Hannah S Bristol
Judy W Bristol
roz S Bristol
lucy H Bristol
Zehra B Bristol
roberta O Bristol
Weltraind P Bristol
Tina G Bristol
sam R Bristol
Carol B Bristol
nosa T Bristol
kerry U Bristol
Shandin R Weston Supermare
silvia J Bristol
Martha K Bristol
Tamsin M Bristol
Ellie S Bristol
Jenny L Bristol
Bella S Bristol
Camilla Q Bristol
Charlotte N Bristol
Cecily P Bristol
maire B Bristol
Thistle D Bristol
Rosina A Bristol
Lisah S Bristol
Samantha P Bristol
Lydia B Bristol
Alison S Bristol
Annie C Bristol
Carina A Bristol
Hannah S Bristol
Andrea D Bristol
sangeetha W Bristol
Iona D Bristol
chelsea K Bristol
hannah L Redland
Ash J Bristol
Carmen A Bristol
Annie S Bristol
Simmer L Bristol
Claire S Bristol
Liam W Bristol
Andy C Hitchen
Phoebe H Bristol
Flow K Bristol
Tess M Bristol
Lydia E Bristol
Marnie W Bristol City
Rosie B Bristol
Yasmin M Bristol
Barry H Easton In Gordano
Eve P Bristol
Sandy L Bristol
Dana H Bristol
Carolyn T Bristol
Olivia H Bristol
Sarah B Thornbury
Paul D Yate
Frances B BRISTOL
Annmarie L Bristol
Caroline G Bristol
Lisa D Bristol
Claire D Bristol Many of the women we support have worked in care or are part of the caring economy because they are unpaid carers for family members. This campaign is brilliant for highlighting and recognising the value of this group of people.
Angela R Bristol
Jannete S Bristol
Susannah H Bristol
Sharon G Bristol
Jennifer W Bristol
Louis M Bristol
Sarah W Bristol
Freya C Bristol
Vanessa H Bristol
Amanda T Thornbury Carers are not economically inactive, they are not free labour. They selflessly put their dreams, ambitions and lives on hold and deserve full recognition.
Sourichit K Bristol
Hamda M Bristol
Halimo J Bristol
Cathrine M Bristol
Megan B Bristol
Sue G Bristol
Terri M Bristol
Martin H Bristol
Jenny D Bristol
Leanne J Bristol
Amanda H Bristol
Steve M Bristol this is essential, and i know that Bristol UNISON motion to support.
Alice W Bristol
Kyla D Bristol
Jo K Bristol
Justyna S Dublin
Alex H Bristol
Gill B Bradley Stoke
Jackie G Bristol
Ellyse H Bristol
Denise L Bristol
Audrey A Bristol
Nina W Bristol
Louise R Stroud
Zoe F Bristol
Betty B Bristol
Aaliyah M Bristol
Judy G Bristol
Katie F Bristol
Michael J Bristol
Carla F Bristol
Holly S Bristol
Joanna G Bristol
Nicole M Bristol
Isobella M Bristol
Hannah Q Bristol
Maria M Bristol
Carol B Bristol
Annabel T Bristol
Jack G Bristol
Ruth A Bristol
Rosie N Bristol
J G Bristol
Grace W Bristol
Margaret P Bristol
Lucy W Bristol
Abi F Bristol
Miriam J Bristol
Chloe P Bristol
B L Bristol
Elysia P Bristol
Christine W Bristol
Pat F Bristol
Joanne G Bristol
Betty F Bristol
Jo W Bristol
Rob E Bristol
Lawrence B Bristol
Carol C Bristol
Evora M Bristol
Oliva C Bristol
Natisa M Bristol
Sadie F Bristol
Harvey B Bristol
Clare B Bristol
Cameron N Bristol
Bodhi K Bristol
Nicky M Bristol
Danny C Bristol
Claire S Bristol
Kodi A Bristol
Melissa M Bristol
Rachel J Bristol I advocate for recognizing the value of carers by investing in childcare, early education, and social care, while also promoting dignity, respect, and flexibility in employment to accommodate their responsibilities. Specifically addressing the challenges faced by millions of unpaid carers in the UK, I urge a reconsideration of the Carer's Allowance restrictions, particularly those related to earnings, which currently push caregivers to the brink of poverty with inflexible thresholds. The significant contributions of unpaid caregivers to the economy should be acknowledged by adjusting these thresholds, ensuring they receive adequate support without being penalized for seeking additional income. By doing so, we can better support caregivers and ease the financial burden they face while fulfilling their crucial role in saving state resources.
Louise D Bristol
Luke K Bristol
Jocelyne T Tagg
Helen B Bristol
Eileen M Bristol Caring requires high skill levels and competence; it should be valued accordingly. Because care is mainly a woman’s occupation, it is lowly paid and valued.
Karen W Bristol
Helen T Weston-super-mare
Susan K Bristol My partner is a full time carer and this is important to the future of caring for our loved ones
Lisa D Bristol
Helen H Bristol
Sarah S Bristol
Barbara B Bristol
Tomilola A Bristol
Georgina I Bristol
Mose-Issie E Newport
Angela G Clevedon
Steve W Bristol
Cat G Filton
Angela R Bristol
Dorothy L Bristol
Barbara S Bristol
Beth J Bristol
Eleni C Bristol
Martin H Bristol
Emma D Bristol
Rebecca M Bristol
Chloe P Bristol
Markinder K Bristol
Taj K Bristol
Ina S Cardiff
Tone G Cardiff
Kristina T Bristol
Laura H Bristol
Amanda P Bristol
Rachael G Bristol
Katie H Bristol
Taka Y Bristol
Daisy N Bristol
Anna M Bristol
Zoe D Birstol
Grace S Bristol
Monique M Birstol
P L Bristol
Clare M Pill
Callere R Bristol
Bridget E Bristol
Nikita C Bristol
Maria P Bristol
Olivia S Bristol
Katherine H Bristol
Jasmine K Bristol
Rika N Bristol
Christina T Bristol
Barbara C Bristol
Joana M Bristol
April H Bristol
Beth B North Somerset
Laura S Bath
Jaya B Bristol
Livia H Bristol
Val J Bristol
Claudia R Bristol
Melissa C Bristol
Kate S Bristol
Centia F Bristol
Josh H Bristol
Tanith G Bristol
Amy J Bristol
Katie H Bristol
Oliver W Bristol
Nadue A Bristol
Chloe A Bristol
Therese L Bristol
Esther D Bristol
June H Bristol
Carol B Bristol
Fadumo F Bristol
Martha S Bristol
S W Bristol
Hilary L Bristol
Kate I Bristol
Daniela Q Bristol
Matias V Bristol
Ben M Bristol
Cheryl W Bristol
Seema S Bristol If we invest in the Caring Economy, we will not only improve the lives and livelihoods of women but the lives of their families, wider society and the wider economy. The business case for investment is clear!
Joe B London
Hannah R Bristol
Sophie L Bristol
Samuel F Bristol
Lisa P Bristol
Samantha R Bristol As a former Young Carer and Adult carer, sharing my home and family life for 18.5 years with my brother who needed so much care and support please support women, who are the majority of care givers and leave their careers to care at huge unrecoverable costs.
Anna K Bristol Caring should be valued on a par with paid work and the dignity of all carers respected and upheld. Flexible policies on caring responsibilities should exist in all workplaces.
Nieve B Bristol
Fedonas D Bristol
Paraskevi K Guildford
Louiza H Bristol
Silvia J Kingswood
Zoe W Bristol
Colin N London
Mandy B Bristol Often, being an unpaid carer can be an incredibly stressful and lonely experience. It is crucial carers receive support and feel valued.
Stacey V Bristol
Mary W Bristol
Olly A Bristol Without care our worlds will collapse... so it's a good idea to start valuing it!
Dawn O Bristol
Susy G Bristol Can you imagine a world where people had no time at all to take care of their children, sick, frail and disabled loved ones? Can you imagine a world without nurses, health assistants, care workers, cleaners? Lets invest in the care economy to make sure that does not happen! Lets reward those who care for others, in their jobs and at home.
Bonny C Bristol Really important campaign and very positive that there is an alliance of 10 organisations.
Patrick O Edinburgh
Sarah-Louise M Bristol
Susannah W BRISTOL
Nicola S Bristol
Molly B Bristol
Elena W Bristol After years of underfunding in the care sector more and more people with care needs are in situations where their needs are not being fully met. This is far more likely to get worse before it gets better and adds increasing stress for those working to ensure that people's care needs are being met.
Selina N Bristol
Jennifer R Bristol
Penny G Bristol
Fi S Bristol
Belinda F Bristol Care is the glue that holds society together. A society without care is careless. Caring is often taken for granted that it is womens work, that they do naturally. we need a society that encourages all to care, and to take into account how much effort energy and time this takes
Andy B Bristol
Vicki W Bristol
caitlin P Bristol
Lucie L Bristol
John S Bristol
Jane F Bristol
Sarah W Shifnal
Anna G Bristol
Miranda R Bristol Speaking as a single mum of 17yrs with no family I am appalled at the lack of support & childcare in this country!
Rosamund P Bristol
Lilleith M Bristol Only by paying decent wages and having good conditions for care and nursery workers can we provide decent conditions for the young and old.
Sue C Bristol It’s about time decision makers realised that investing in the caring economy means investing in everyones life chances
Gill C Bristol
Nia V St Albans
Suad Y Bristol Thanks for sharing . It's about time to invest caring economy
Olatz G Bristol
Ruth P Bristol
Nicola T Frome
Caroline M Badminton
Emma B Bristol I am both a carer and am cared for. Neither is valued either with £ or respect.
Shanthie W Bristol Bristol could really be a powerful change maker on this. Care shouldn't be run for profit, it should be run for the sake of caring for people, including the workers.
D E Shaftesbury
Amy B Bristol
Sarah B Bristol
Diane B BRISTOL Care is important for all of us and for a civilised society- it shouldn't just be left to individuals without support to muddle through.
Sarah R Bristol Excellent initiative that confronts many hidden truths in society. Wel done!
siobhan C Bristol
Jeannie I Horsley
Deborah M Canterbury
Helen R Spilsby The government needs to stop undervaluing the care support in this country we are there in all aspects child care support and support fot all mental health care needs and I have named just a few and that's no forgetting home care and there's children losing the child hood looking after family members . They need help and support themselves so please get some done Thank-you
Christine S Bristol I have worked in the health and social care sector and I know how important it is to value and uphold the dignity of all the individuals who need care. It is equally important to that cares get the full support they need in order for them to carry out their duties. This also includes the many unpaid cares out in society who take on the huge task of caring for an elderly parent or child. They deserve so much reignition..
pamela L Bristol
MA C Bristol
Sarah B BRISTOL
Joyanne S Bristol I was an unsupported full-time carer from age of 9years up until 44yrs old. I went to school, I held down a full time and then part time job. Finally in my 30s after 16years of trying get help I was given carers allowance. I now have mental health issues and in constant pain in my back neck and joints which I know was through lifting a 19stone person alone with no lifting training. I am now unemployed and alone, I am living off savings left to me by my parents after they died, they didn't want me to struggle as they had all our lives, but because I have savings do not qualify for any financial assistance or help! 35 years I cared saving social security thousands and now I need help myself I can't get it.
Lucia M Bristol
Brigitte D Abergavenny
Rebecca F Brighton This is a vitally important initiative and needs to be heard everywhere!
kerry B Bristol
Stephen B Bristol Hugely important work - really keen for the Combined Authority to play its part in supporting the caring economy
Angela P Bristol
Kerrie C Bristol
Ruth J Bristol
D T Bristol
Gemma J Bristol
Rachel P BRISTOL
Hannah S Bristol
Alison W Bristol
Eilidh T Bristol
Simon B Reading The caring economy, comprised of care workers and carers, keep the heart if out society going Doing the literal heavy lifting as well the emotional lifting is no easy task, it's underpaid ,under appreciated and yet means the difference between dignity and humanity for countless people across generations,class and geography. We need to recognise this huge contribution to our society and take steps to rectify the disservice so many carers are shown.
Kate L Bristol
Adam C Bristol
Anne M Clevedon
Rosa M Bristol
Sanna M Bristol
Emma S Bristol
Cathryn E Bristol
Helen F Bristol
Kerstin M Bristol
laura W Bristol
Paige T Bristol
Ellis R Bristol
Judy M Bristol
christina S Bristol
Hannah J Avon
Suraiya D Bristol
Julie G Bristol
Mo L Bristol
Can S BRISTOL
Francisco Javier S Bristol
Diana T Bristol
Emily D Bristol
Eva L Bristol
Mhairi T Bristol Care - whether childcare or social care - should be seen as infrastructure and support and invested in as such!
Simone F Bristol
India B Bristol
Elisa M Bristol
Lila T Bristol
Thomas F Bristol
Nathaniel D Bristol
Harry W Bristol
Catherine B Radstock
Sherrilea R Bristol
Heather L Bristol
Niall O Bristol
Stella Q Br6
Jennifer B Bristol
Mahali O Bristol
Katy C Bristol
jill W Bristol Carers are the backbone of our communities, support them and pay them well.
Rosie W Bristol
Genevieve B Bristol
Stacey S Bristol
Heather C Bristol
Zoe M London
Henry R Bristol
Jenny M Bristol I fully support the petition. It’s even more important to recognise and support carers in today’s financial climate where every penny counts
Natasha L Bristol As a daughter of my mother who passed away recently far too young due to MS, I back this wholeheartedly. Better provisions should be made for care in this country, and it is a disgrace it is not invested in.
Pia P Bristol
Cliff A Bristol
Dahlia V Bristol
Jo B Brighton
Sarah W Carperby
Carl P London
Kirsty W Bristol
Lizzy C Bristol
India B Bristol
Celia T Helensburgh
Louise I West Norwood
Rebecca C Christchurch
Hannah W Bristol
Emily G Bris
Jasmine B Clifton
Natalie F Brighton The work is mostly hidden
Kate A Surbiton
Zara H Southampton
judy T Gartocharn
Luke M BRISTOL
Lara N Frome
Jane H Bristol
Camilla M Bristol Caring is undervalued and deserves more respect. Let's start a revolution in understanding how valuable these essential roles are to allowing people to flourish and feel supported in a way that empowers everyone and is economically rewarded. It's not women's work. It's everyone's business! We all need care at different points in our life from bir5h to death and everything in between. Currently the burden often falls on women but this needs to change and be fully recognised as work and renumerated appropriately.
Rowan H Bristol
Anya V Bristol
Caroline P Bristol
Elizabeth P Bristol
Karen M Dawlish
Stephanie B Bristol
Katy T Bristol
Sue S Bristol
Alison B Bristol
Claire C Bristol I wanted to see investment in the caring economy for better early years infrastructures allowing parents, and mostly women, to have a real choice when it comes to working or looking after children.