Who is a young carer? <25 Informal support Disability, aged, mental illness, ongoing chronic condition (Dearden & Becker 2000)

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Who is a young carer? <25 Informal support Disability, aged, mental illness, ongoing chronic condition (Dearden & Becker 2000)

ILC Young Carer Profile Support types Tier 1 Tier 2

Gaps Identified by the ILC Majority of contact was with parent or the care recipient. Lack of interaction Low rates of feedback Lack of knowledge Few social supports

Camp Hero Young carers 12 – 17 years old Nanga Bush Camp Collaboration with zero2hero Professional mentors Clear goals

Camp hero Specifically designed itinerary Specialized guest speakers Leadership development Lots of free time and freedom

Short Video

Outcomes 3 surveys Pre camp mental health survey Post camp mental health survey Camp feedback

General Camp Feedback 100% increase their influence within their family 100% increase their influence within their school 100% increase their influence within their peer group 100% increased their awareness of mental health resources available 94% increased their knowledge of mental health and illness.

General Camp Feedback 100% stated it will increase their ability to communicate with their family and friends 100% stated that they felt more supported as a young carer 94% it would improve their relationship with their friends 83% it would improve their relationship with their family

Pre vs Post camp surveys Which of the following do you experience or have done and how often? Anxiety Pre Post

Which of the following do you experience or have done and how often? Love Pre Post Pre vs Post camp surveys

Pre vs Post surveys How often do you discuss your feelings, issues and concerns with the following people? Pre Post 8.4%15.1% 21%22% Never = 39% Never = 27%

Outcomes More positive More informed More likely to ask for support More likely to give support Social inclusion and support

Facebook Closed group Open page

Gaps… what gaps? More contact with young carers about their needs Increased interaction Higher rates of feedback Better knowledge More positive social supports

Thank You!

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