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The Mobilise Hub

A digital community empowering unpaid carers through connection and support

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The Mobilise Hub is a nurturing online community where unpaid carers connect, share, and grow together—so you never have to experience this journey alone. Accessible on your phone, tablet, or laptop, it fits into the rhythms of caring life and meets you where you are. Every conversation and resource is co-designed with carers, ensuring relevance, empathy, and impact.

Members develop emotional resilience, gain clarity around caring strategies, and deepen connections with peers who truly understand. Through moderated chats, virtual meet-ups, and expert content, the Hub brings actionable wisdom and comfort in one place. It’s your ongoing space for belonging, perspective, and support on your terms.

Outcomes

  • Renewed emotional resilience
  • Practical caring strategies
  • Trusted peer network
  • Greater self-care consistency

What's included?

  • Instant answers & peer exchange

    Chat in real time and share experiences with people who understand

  • Informative guides

    Access in-depth, practical resource content on care topics

  • Zoom sessions & virtual meet-ups

    Join supportive video gatherings and live online events

  • Community connection

    Be part of a group that sees you as a person, not just a carer

  • Empathy & emotional support

    Gain perspective and encouragement from those facing similar journeys

  • Safe, non-judgmental space

    Express yourself freely in a moderated, compassionate environment

Who is this for?

  • Unpaid carers seeking emotional and practical support
  • Individuals new to a caring role
  • Carers balancing caregiving with other commitments

About the creator

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Suzanne Bourne

Co-Founder and Chief Carer Officer of Mobilise

I’m Suzanne Bourne, co-founder of Mobilise and Head of Carer Support, bringing both lived experience and professional insight to my work. When my husband was diagnosed with Parkinson’s, I transitioned from advocacy and training roles to focus fully o...