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Carers Guide Now In Gujarati

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By Easterneye.Biz StaffDec 12, 2018
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THE Carers UK charity has produced a Gujarati guide-book for those who look after friends and family members, it was announced on Monday (10).

The Looking after Someone guide is a product of BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha’s partnership with Carers UK.

The booklet will act as a tool for any Gujarati carers who are caring for relatives, providing them with an overview of the practical and financial support available to them.

Professor David Grayson CBE, chair of Carers UK, thanked BAPS for its support, saying that the charity looked forward to continuing their partnership in the future.

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