Resource Library

We have collated a range of specialist services, websites and resources for young carers and young people impacted by family substance misuse, or for those working with them.

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UCAS application tips for young carers

The Mix website full of tips and blogs for and by young carers about applying to university
16-25 Age Group
Support for schools

#WeCareToo Animations (experiences of young adult carers aged 18-25)

#WeCareToo is a campaign created by a group of young adult carers aged 18-25 in Newcastle. As part of this, they created a series of short animations in order to share their real-life caring experiences.
16-25 Age Group

UCAS information for students with caring responsibilities

Information from UCAS covering a range of topics for carers. This includes support available to carers in higher education, how to share more information about your caring responsibilities on your UCAS application, financial support for carers in higher education, and mental health and wellbeing.
16-25 Age Group
Support for schools

Carers Wellbeing Project

Crisis, practical and wellbeing support for carers in Sheffield aged 18+ who are caring for someone with a mental health challenge. Delivered by Space to Breathe, Mind and Flourish.
Mental Health
16-25 Age Group
Young carers enjoying some down time together

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Have a resource you'd like to share?

This is a collaborative library featuring resources from a range of organisations. If you'd like to share a resource with the community or have noticed something wrong with and existing resource, we'd love to hear from you.