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campaign ideas (Young cares living with little or no money (whats been…

- - - - offer emotional and participle support not just for the children but for the people that they are looking after
        
        Offer rest bite and activities that let the kid have a break and allow them to be a child
      - support on offer
        
        Individual support for young carers on a one-to-one basis (and for parents if required)
        Needs assessment of young carers and their family
        Opportunities for young people to meet other young carers
        Opportunities for young people to join in planned groups and activities
        Signposting to other services if necessary, for young carers and/or parents
        Advocacy work
        Monthly parents' drop in
        Family outings
        Outings for young carers
        Help for young carers to access adult services on turning 18
        Awareness raising
        Work with schools
        Multi-agency working
      - Fundraising events
        
        The Entertainment quiz of the year, raised £100,000 in 2017. Next event October 2018
        
        Ladies lunch and fashion show expected to make 1 million at next event
        
        The ultimate news quiz Over the past nine years, the event has raised a total of over £700,000
        
        Sleep outs
        
        Marathons
    - - set up in 2001, Carewise aims to identify, and offer practical and emotional support to, Young Carers, up to the age of 18, whose education, health, social or emotional development may be affected by their caring responsibilities in the family.
      - Founded by Children in Need and Sports relive
    - - free trips
      - adv
  - - - Over 16's can get up to £62.70 a week
      - Under 16's can'y claim any money
      - The person that they are caring for can make a claim for disability living allowance
        
        DLA rates no longer exist you have to apply for PIP (Personal Independence Payment)
        
        weekly rate is between £55.65 or £83.10. for anyone over the age of 16. Under 16's are entitled to £22-£83 a week
      - Budget for a young career family
    - - 700,000 in the uk
        
        average age is 12
      - 68%have a hard time in school