💙 Carers’ Café Hub
Voucher Scheme
"Take a Well-Earned Break"
Unpaid carers across Luton are warmly invited to take part in the Carers’ Café Hub, a welcoming space created especially for carers to pause, breathe, and reconnect.
Hosted by Bramingham Community Engagement Hub, in partnership with Bedfordshire Health Radio, Luton Point, and ESQUIRES Organic Cafe, the hub offers a relaxed and friendly environment right in the heart of the town centre.
☕ Carers’ Voucher Scheme
By presenting your Carers’ Café Hub voucher, unpaid carers receive 10% off all coffee and purchases at ESQUIRES Organic Café.
There are no restrictions on days. Drop in when it suits you, whether before shopping, after errands, or simply to enjoy a coffee with a friend.
🎶 Launch Event
📅 Monday 17 February
🕙 10am – 2pm
📍 ESQUIRES Organic Café, Luton Point Shopping Centre
The launch will include music and connection, with Bedfordshire Health Radio supporting the wellbeing-focused atmosphere of the day.
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Press Release
Carers’ Café Hub Launches at Luton Point –
A Dedicated Break for Unpaid Carers
Community partnership with Bedfordshire Health Radio brings music and connection to carers’ wellbeing initiative
LUTON – Unpaid carers across Luton are warmly invited to the launch of the Carers’ Café Hub on Monday 17 February, 10am–2pm, at ESQUIRES Organic Café, Luton Point Shopping Centre.
The initiative is hosted by Bramingham Community Engagement Hub, in partnership with Luton Point and ESQUIRES Organic Cafe. The Carers’ Café Hub offers unpaid carers a welcoming space to take a well-earned break from their caring responsibilities, promoting wellbeing, reducing isolation, and restoring a sense of connection within the community.
Adding a special touch to the launch, Bedfordshire Health Radio joins as a community partner and will be on site throughout the event, taking live musical requests from carers and celebrating the uplifting power of music.
Fazlan Razak, Manager of ESQUIRES Organic Café, said:
“We warmly welcome the Carers’ Café Hub to ESQUIRES Organic Café. Supporting the health and wellbeing of unpaid carers is an important part of our commitment to giving back to the community and fulfilling our social responsibility.”
A spokesperson for Bramingham Community Engagement Hub added:
“Many unpaid carers go months, or even years, without a proper break. This hub creates a regular opportunity to pause, connect with others who understand, and remember that looking after yourself isn’t a luxury, it’s essential to sustaining your caring role.”
Lavinia Douglass, Marketing Manager at Luton Point, said:
“Unpaid carers are the quiet backbone of our community, giving their time, energy and compassion every single day. At Luton Point, we are proud to be home to businesses like ESQUIRES Organic Café, whose commitment to community wellbeing makes initiatives like this possible. We thank Bramingham Community Engagement Hub and Bedfordshire Health Radio for helping create a space where carers can pause, connect and feel valued.”
Unpaid carers can access the Carers’ Café Hub voucher scheme, offering 10% off coffee and purchases, by registering at www.mybcehub.com
