That the Parliament welcomes Carers Week 2021, which is an annual campaign that, this year, takes place from 7 to 13 June on the theme of “Making Caring Visible and Valued”, and coming together to recognise the contribution of the 1.1 million unpaid carers and young carers in Scotland; acknowledges that it is organised by the five charities in Scotland, Carers Scotland, Carers Trust Scotland, MND Scotland, Oxfam Scotland and Age Scotland; understands that there will be hundreds of events held virtually across Scotland, which will reach out to thousands of unpaid carers and young carers; values the significant and vital contribution of unpaid carers and young carers during the COVID-19 pandemic, and considers that the impact of caring on the health and wellbeing of unpaid carers and young carers, including social isolation, should not be underestimated; recognises that many unpaid carers and young carers have struggled to get a break from caring and understands how important short breaks are to maintain positive health and wellbeing; understands that the support that carers provide is worth more than £43 million to the economy every single day; considers that every effort should be made to ensure that unpaid carers and young carers receive the support that they need, including support to take a break and reduce the impact of the pandemic on their lives and recognise their particular needs as lockdown eases, and wishes Carers Week every success.