👋Hi, why does this exist?
I'm a carer, and I know how navigating the system can seem such a daunting task.
My mother was my brother's carer for over 20 years, and when she became older, I helped care for him too.
Recently, I've taken on caring for my elderly mother after she sustained an injury.
I've known many carers and people who require assistance over the years.
This site is part personal passion and part portfolio – a way to apply what I've been learning in my studies while also being a carer.
The games and tools you'll find here are the digital dreamings of a child who may have spent a little too much time playing with technology.
Personally, I believe we are all disabled – and we are all superheroes.
There are tasks you cannot do for yourself that others make look so simple.
So please remember to see how you can be someone's hero, or be humble and accept the assistance when you need it.
Anyway, thanks for reading this far. Now go explore – and if you find something useful, share it with someone who might need it.
Arcade Corner
Take a well-deserved mental break. Explore a collection of relaxing games designed to help you de-stress and recharge.
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Information and resources for Carers. Understand your rights and find the support you're entitled to.
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