Supporting Young Carers Through School Transitions: A Helping Hand
Transitioning to secondary school is a daunting time for any child, but for young carers, there can be more challenges.
We fight for the rights of young carers to ensure they receive the support, opportunities and friendship that every child needs and deserves.
The MYTIME Ball is back for another year, promising an enchanting evening filled with wonderful food, live MYTIME inspired entertainment, and the opportunity to connect with other passionate supporters of our cause, with support from our wonderful partners Frettens Solicitors. This year, we aim to build on the success of our inaugural event, raising much-needed funds to empower young carers through education and employment opportunities.
Tickets are £90pp or £900 for a table of 10 with all proceeds going to our work with young carers throughout Dorset and beyond. To book your ticket or to find out more, contact Tim Sills on LinkedIn, or email .
Young carers work incredibly hard to take care of their loved ones, yet they represent a largely forgotten community and often face significant disadvantage as a result. We help to change that.
Transitioning to secondary school is a daunting time for any child, but for young carers, there can be more challenges.
I am thrilled to share with you why I have decided to take part in this exhilarating and slightly terrifying challenge: a wing walk
MYTIME held their first 4x4x48 fundraising event in Poole. One participant, Alicia, a young adult carer, shared her inspiring story, highlighting the importance of our cause and the impact these events can have.