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Are you a young carer?
If you're under 18 and help take care of a family member or friend who needs extra help because they're sick, have a disability, or have issues with their mental health or addiction, then you're a young carer. This can mean doing things like cooking, cleaning, helping them get dressed, or being there to support them emotionally.
Being a young carer teaches you valuable life skills, but it can also be challenging to manage your own well-being. We want to understand the support available to you.
Please fill in the online survey by clicking the ‘TAKE SURVEY’ button below.
Why your input matters
Supporting young carers is important for the council because some children and young people face challenges that can impact their education, well-being, and future opportunities.
The information you share will help us identify what support is helpful and what might be missing from services. We want to make sure the right support is available and accessible to you and the people you care for.
Are you a young carer?
If you're under 18 and help take care of a family member or friend who needs extra help because they're sick, have a disability, or have issues with their mental health or addiction, then you're a young carer. This can mean doing things like cooking, cleaning, helping them get dressed, or being there to support them emotionally.
Being a young carer teaches you valuable life skills, but it can also be challenging to manage your own well-being. We want to understand the support available to you.
Please fill in the online survey by clicking the ‘TAKE SURVEY’ button below.
Why your input matters
Supporting young carers is important for the council because some children and young people face challenges that can impact their education, well-being, and future opportunities.
The information you share will help us identify what support is helpful and what might be missing from services. We want to make sure the right support is available and accessible to you and the people you care for.
Oxfordshire County Council has lots of help for children and young people. They can help with being a young carer, staying healthy, learning new things, getting work experience, finding jobs, stopping bullying, staying safe online, and more.
Join a Youth Voice group, where you can share your ideas and be heard. You and your peers can help make things better for other young people in Oxfordshire
Under the Data Protection Act 2018, we (Oxfordshire County Council) have a legal duty to protect any personal information we collect from you. View Oxfordshire County Council’s privacy notice online at www.oxfordshire.gov.uk - search for ‘privacy notice’.
Alternative formats
If you (or anyone you know) needs this consultation in an alternative format in order to have your say, ie Easy Read, large text, audio, Braille or a community language, please email consultations@oxfordshire.gov.uk or call the council’s customer services team on 01865 792422 and we will work with you to meet your needs.
Printed copies
You can request a paper copy of the consultation documents by emailing: consultations@oxfordshire.gov.uk or call the county council's Customer Services Team on 01865 792422 or download it from this page. We have provided a Freepost address on the paper survey form for you to return your completed survey.
