A new government survey has been launched to throw a spotlight on the pressures of being a carer.
It's estimated there are hundreds of care givers on the Isle of Man supporting a loved one who is older, disabled or seriously ill.
Many report feelings of isolation and being stretched to the limit, juggling care with work and family life.
The government, in partnership with charity Crossroads, wants to hear from those affected.
A spokesman said it is all about making sure policies, services and events reflect needs.
If you'd like to have your say you can access the survey here.
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