Scroll through our recent news and blogs below for more information on what Team MYTIME has been up to in the community:
Most children spend their afternoons hanging out with friends, playing sports, or trying out new hobbies. But for 1 million young carers in the UK, life looks very different.
At MYTIME, we’re here to support young carers—amazing children who balance caring for their loved ones at home while trying to hold on to their childhood. Our Level Up Programme is crucial in recognising these young heroes and ensuring they get the help they need, both in school and beyond.
This November, we gathered once again for the annual MYTIME Ball, an evening that unites our community in support of young carers across Dorset and the Isle of Wight. With over 200 passionate individuals...
This summer, 276 young carers had the chance to step away from their daily responsibilities and create lasting memories through our Making Memories activities, with over 100 joining us for the first time. These experiences were more than just fun-filled days...
On September 7th, we had the pleasure of being part of an unforgettable experience – a sponsored walk hosted by our amazing partner, Frettens Solicitors. What started as a planned 20-mile journey from their Christchurch office to the MYTIME Young Carers retreat in Worth Matravers turned into an epic 25-mile adventure! But it was so much more than just a long walk...
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.
Before I joined MYTIME, I had a basic understanding of who young carers are - children and teens who take on significant responsibilities at home, often caring for a family member. But seeing it firsthand gave me a much deeper appreciation of their daily struggles. These kids are amazing!