Supporting Carers
in Enfield
Enfield Carers Centre has just won a renewed 9-year contract to support family and unpaid carers.
Enfield Carers Centre is a charity providing information, advice, training and support to people looking after/caring for someone who needs their help. We support both adults and children who care.
What’s on
Carers Rights Day event & Enfield Carers Centre AGM
Carers Rights Day - Caring about Equality - Thursday 20th November 2025 from 12:15 to 4:30pm
What’s happening here in November 2025?
An update on the upcoming activities at Enfield Carers Centre.
Enfield Carers Centre’s Newsletter: Carers’ Voice July – December 2025
Our latest newsletter with articles, information and events.
Chief Executive named in The King’s Birthday Honours List
Pamela Burke, our Chief Executive, has been named in The King’s Birthday Honours List 2025
“Excellence For Carers” quality standard
Enfield Carers Centre was recently inspected by Carers Trust and awarded the “Excellence For Carers” quality standard.
We have won the Caring Services contract
For supporting unpaid Carers in the borough with new and enhanced services

Message from Pam
Hello,
I’m Pam, the Chief Executive here at Enfield Carers Centre. I grew up and live in Enfield, so I know the borough well.
Our charity’s main aim is to improve the lives of family and informal Carers in Enfield by providing easily accessible advice, information, training, support, breaks and counselling.
We have a sizeable, experienced and dedicated team here to do that – in person, on the phone and here on the website.
Please feel free to look around and join our nearly 8,000 registered Carers by signing up here.
You can take comfort from knowing that, as a charity, we are not profit-driven. Whatever support you are looking for, we are here for you.
Pamela Burke, CEO
CARER
Am I a Carer?
People often confuse the term “Carer” with “care worker”.
Here at Enfield Carers Centre, we use the term “Carer” as someone of any age who provides unpaid support to family, a partner or close friend who could not manage without help. This could be because of illness, frailty, disability, mental ill health or substance misuse problems.
See some examples and read five Carers’ own stories.








