You are welcome to use and share our findings in order to highlight the carers’ issue but we kindly ask for referenced acknowledgement where appropriate.

Where possible, we will note our inclusion in the list below.  If you notice that something is missing, please let us know.

2021

• Carers Worldwide were featured in a piece by Lauren Crosby Medlicott, about the UK Aid cuts and the effect they will have on small international development charities.
• Ruth was interviewed for an article in The Guardian, discussing the impact of the cuts to UK Aid.
• Ruth and daughter Maya were featured in the Welwyn Hatfield Times, sharing their 100 Cookies for Carers challenge as part of #CaptainTom100 and highlighting the work of Carers Worldwide.
• UK Aid Direct featured us in a document highlighting examples of how their grant holders are implementing safeguarding at a project level
• Small Charities Coalition published a piece by Ruth which discussed dignity and caring for Dignity Action Day 
• Anil’s interview with Ashoka “Who Cares? Putting Carers On The Global Agenda“ was published on Forbes

2020

• Our Operations Manager, Ruth Patil, spoke with RT UK about funding cuts to charities. 
• We featured in an article by The Telegraph about the way small UK charities operating overseas are responding to COVID-19 but facing uncertain futures amidst funding cuts.
• The Commonwealth Foundation published a write up of the way we have used evidence gathering to influence local policy, which has benefited hundreds of people with disabilities and their carers in Odisha.
• The Mental Health Innovation Network published an article outlining our response to COVID-19.

2019

• The Commonwealth Foundation published an article discussing who we are and our work that they have funded.
• Alok Sharma, former Secretary of State for International Development, announced the launch of DFID’s Small Charities Challenge Fund and featured Carers Worldwide as an example of a successful project being implemented by a small charity.
• What Charity interviewed Ruth Patil and then published an article drawing parallels between organisations working with carers in the UK and in developing countries.

2017

• Former UK Secretary of State for International Development, Priti Patel, made special mention of Carers Worldwide in an article highlighting the outstanding work carried out by small international charities in late 2017.  (Issue 15)
• We were happy to accept an offer from the White Swan Foundation to write a regular column Care to Care published on their website, which is a knowledge hub for mental health in India.
• The Merck KGaA ‘Embracing Carers™’ campaign featured our founder Anil Patil in a short video highlighting the issues facing family carers in developing countries.
• We were also delighted to be included in the Havas Lynx ‘In Search of the Invisible Army’ campaign and contributed to the production of a white paper investigating the impact of caring globally, including carers needs and the role they play in improving patient outcomes.
• A feature on our work in India was included in The People’s Commonwealth, a celebration of the Commonwealth Foundation’s work (P.24)
• Havas Lynx also produced ‘The Caregivers’ Story’ a powerful three-part podcast series which shines a spotlight on the lives of carers in the UK.  Our founder Anil Patil features in Episode 2: Finding Friends.  
• As an Ashoka Fellow, our founder Anil Patil is part of the largest network of social entrepreneurs worldwide engaging actively in single social entrepreneurship projects.  Since 2010, Boehringer Ingelheim and Ashoka are working together on their global partnership Making More Health.  Watch Anil’s profile video here.

2016

• Mannion Daniels (Fund Managers for DFID) included our work in Nepal in an article in recognition of World Mental Health Day.

Archives

• We featured in ehospice a globally run news and information resource committed to the latest news, commentary and analysis from the world of hospice, palliative and end of life care. Read the article

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