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I don't know about you,
but it can feel really overwhelming listening to all the negative news around us.
That's why I think more people should be listening to people fixing the world.
It's an opportunity to be inspired by individuals who have dedicated themselves to change our world for the better.
So go ahead and share some positive news with someone today.
As long as there are problems out there,
we're the program that will keep coming back with solutions.
Welcome to People Fixing the World from the BBC World Service.
I'm Mayra Anubi and today we'll be focusing on a very large group of people that honestly don't get as much attention
as they deserve.
I'm talking about carers,
everyday people who provide constant support to family or friends who can't manage on their own.
Often this means having little to no time, money and support themselves.
So on today's programme, we're asking, who cares for carers?
Believe it or not, you or someone you know might be a carer.