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Thank you for taking part in this survey, this engagement is now closed. Please read our engagement report summarising your responses.
This is what we asked you.
Lincolnshire Young Carers is a service designed to help and support children and young people up to the age of 19 years who are helping to care for someone at home. That person may be a parent, brother or sister, grandparent or any other relative.
Young Carers exist because someone needs their help and support. Caring can be positive, strengthening family relationships and building life skills but it may also feel lonely and overwhelming, and it may affect a young person’s social, physical, and mental wellbeing and their attendance and attainment at school.
Anyone can identify a young carer to our service: families can self-refer or a professional such as a teacher, doctor, or social worker can talk to you about this.
There may also be the opportunity for attending a group or an activity, and the chance to meet up with other young carers.
We offer a comprehensive service which will give young carers someone who will assess their needs, provide information, and make sure the right support is provided.
Thank you for taking part in this survey, this engagement is now closed. Please read our engagement report summarising your responses.
This is what we asked you.
Lincolnshire Young Carers is a service designed to help and support children and young people up to the age of 19 years who are helping to care for someone at home. That person may be a parent, brother or sister, grandparent or any other relative.
Young Carers exist because someone needs their help and support. Caring can be positive, strengthening family relationships and building life skills but it may also feel lonely and overwhelming, and it may affect a young person’s social, physical, and mental wellbeing and their attendance and attainment at school.
Anyone can identify a young carer to our service: families can self-refer or a professional such as a teacher, doctor, or social worker can talk to you about this.
There may also be the opportunity for attending a group or an activity, and the chance to meet up with other young carers.
We offer a comprehensive service which will give young carers someone who will assess their needs, provide information, and make sure the right support is provided.
Lincolnshire County Council, Young Carers Team would like to ask you how you feel about the support that is provided by our team, to you as a Young Carer in Lincolnshire. We want to know about your experiences and how to make sure support is available for you in the right way, at the right time and by the right person.
Please take a few minutes to fill in the questions below.
The information taken from all the surveys will be put into a report and used to identify
Where you can access support and
What type of support you would like to have.
Your responses will be shared with the Lincolnshire Young Inspectors (Become a young inspector – Lincolnshire County Council) who will work with us to make sure you get all the answers to your questions and that we haven’t missed anything. We will then share the results of the survey with you, and any recommendations that are made.
You will be able to see the results on this webpage and on our Facebook pages and we will also share them with our Young Carers Participation Group. We can then start to look at what we need to do next and any improvements we need to make.
If you need help or support as a young carer at any time, details of how to contact us are: youngcarers@lincolnshire.gov.uk or call us 01522 553275
Privacy notice:
The survey is intended to be anonymous so please do not include any names, or personal details that could identify you are anyone else in any of your answers
Lincolnshire County Council, Young Carers Team would like to ask you, how you feel about the support that is provided by our team, to you and the young carer you know. We want to know about your experiences and how to make sure that support is available for everyone that needs it in the right way, at the right time and by the right person.
So please take a few minutes to fill in the questions below
The information taken from all the surveys will be put into a report and used to identify
Where the Young Carers of Lincolnshire can access support and
What type of support your Young Carer would like to have.
Your responses will be shared with the Lincolnshire Young Inspectors (Become a young inspector – Lincolnshire County Council) who will work with us to make sure you get all the answers to your questions and that we haven’t missed anything. We will then share the results of the survey with you, and any recommendations that are made.
You will be able to see the results on this webpage and on our Facebook pages and we will also share them with our Young Carers Participation Group. We can then start to look at what we need to do next and any improvements we need to make.
If you need help or support as a young carer at any time, details of how to contact us are: youngcarers@lincolnshire.gov.uk or call us 01522 553275
Privacy Notice
The survey is intended to be anonymous so please do not include any names, or personal details that could identify who you are or anyone else in any of your answers.
Someone aged 18 or under who helps look after someone who has a disability, long-term or life-limiting illness, mental health condition, or substance misuse problem.
Contributions to this engagement are closed for evaluation and review. The project team will report back on key outcomes.
Final report
Young Carers Survey is currently at this stage
The final outcomes of the engagement are documented here. This may include a summary of all contributions collected as well as recommendations for future action.
