Nothing close enough? Start from a blank flowchart → Describe it in one paragraph.
How to use a flowchart template.
- 01Choose a starting point
Pick a scenario—crisis referral, hospital discharge, or ongoing support—and open the closest example in the generator.
- 02Map the key stages
Add or edit the main phases of the carer journey: identification, assessment, support planning, and regular review.
- 03Insert decision points
Where a carer’s needs change, branch the flowchart to show referrals, eligibility checks, or crisis triggers.
- 04Connect local resources
Replace placeholder services with your own local contacts—respite care, financial advice, counselling, and peer support.
- 05Share and embed
Export your finished flowchart as an image, PDF, or live link to include in care plans, leaflets, and team portals.
Questions about flowchart templates
What is a carer support pathway flowchart?
It is a visual diagram that maps out the journey of an unpaid carer through health and social care systems. It shows the sequence of steps—from initial identification and assessment to ongoing support—along with decision points and available services.
How do I create my own carer support pathway flowchart?
Use our free online flowchart generator. Start from one of the examples on this page, then drag and drop new steps, edit text, and connect nodes. No design skills needed.
Can I customise the flowchart with my local services?
Absolutely. Every box and label is editable. Replace the example services with your own council teams, charities, helplines, and referral forms so the diagram reflects exactly what carers in your area can access.
Is a flowchart suitable for all caring situations?
Yes. You can adapt the same basic structure for many contexts—from a sudden crisis to a planned hospital discharge, long‑term condition management, or end of life care. The templates on this page show how the approach flexes.
Can I share my flowchart with colleagues or carers?
Easily. The generator gives you a shareable link, and you can download the diagram as a PNG or PDF to include in printed materials, emails, or presentations.