Did you know ?
That anyone under the
age of 25 can be a
Young Carer or Support
Person?
Who are Young Carers/Support Person’s?
Young Carers/ Support Person’s are people up to 25 years old who support a family member or friend with their social and emotional wellbeing or substance misuse, and they do not get paid for this support and care that they provide.
What do Young Carers and Support Person’s do?
Young Carers and Support Person’s may help with tasks such as:
- House hold chores
- Baby sitting
- Paying Bills
- Personal Care
- Giving Medications & Reminders about appointments
- Emotional Support
Who might Young Carers/Support Persons Support?
Young Carers/ Support Persons may provide support and unpaid care to their:
- Mother
- Father
- Siblings
- Cousin
- Grandparent,
- Friend,
- Partner, or
- Child
Young Carers/ Support Person’s may look after them every day or from time to time.
Further Information and Support for Young Carers & Support Person’s
Why are Young Carers/ Support Persons so Important?
Young Carers/ Support Person’s Rights and Responsibilities
Further Information about Legislation
Self Care & Mental Health Resources
Further information and Resources
Support for Young Carers & Support Persons
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