Education, learning and employment for young carers
There are lots of ways for young carers to learn new skills, prepare for the future, and build your confidence.
Support for young carers, on health and wellbeing, education and skills, and organisations that can help.
This March, we're celebrating young carers across Buckinghamshire and reminding them they don’t have to cope alone.
If you help to look after a member of your family or a friend who has a physical or mental illness, disability, or who takes drugs or alcohol, you are a young carer.
With the right support, young carers can stay healthy, enjoy their childhood and have the same chances as everyone else.
There are lots of ways for young carers to learn new skills, prepare for the future, and build your confidence.
Different types of support can make things a bit easier, like money to help with costs, help to protect your future benefits, and grants for things that could make life bet
Key Children’s Services partners at the Council made meaningful pledges of support for Young Carers, inspired by artwork that powerfully expresses their lived experiences.