Being a young carer can sometimes feel lonely, especially when friends and classmates may not fully understand your responsibilities at home.
Our Young Carer Support Groups provide a safe, welcoming, and supportive space where young carers can meet others who understand what it’s like to care for someone.
Whether you want to make new friends, share experiences, take part in activities, or simply spend time with people who understand your situation, our groups are here for you.
We offer a range of opportunities for young carers to connect, build confidence, and enjoy time away from their caring responsibilities.
Meeting other young carers can help you realise that you are not alone. Our support groups provide opportunities to:
Many young carers tell us that meeting others who understand their experiences helps them feel more supported and less isolated.
Our groups are about more than just talking. Young carers may have opportunities to:
Activities are designed to help young carers have fun, relax, and enjoy experiences that support their personal development.
All of our groups are designed to be welcoming, inclusive, and supportive.
Our experienced team understands the unique challenges young carers face and works hard to create an environment where everyone feels valued, respected, and included.
There is no pressure to talk if you don’t want to. Some young carers enjoy sharing their experiences, whilst others simply enjoy spending time with people who understand.
One of the biggest benefits of attending a Young Carer Support Group is knowing that other young people understand what you’re going through.
Many young carers face similar challenges, worries, and responsibilities.
Being part of a group can help you feel connected, supported, and understood.
Whether you have recently become a young carer or have been caring for someone for many years, you will always receive a warm welcome.
Our groups are a place where young carers can be themselves, have fun, and access support when they need it.
Make friends, have fun, share experiences, and access support from people who understand what it’s like to be a young carer.
