Sibs offers telephone and online support for young siblings, aged 7-17 years old, adult siblings, parents/carers and professionals. We also offer training and workshops
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Siblings like you have a whole mixture of feelings and experiences as part of your family life. Some of these are positive and enjoyable, and some are negative and difficult. This is normal and information and advice can be found on our youngsibs page:
https://www.sibs.org.uk/youngsibs/
Growing up with a disabled brother or sister can be a complicated and challenging experience - you are not alone. Many adult siblings juggle multiple responsibilities, feel isolated and need support in their sibling role. For advice and information, please see our adult sibling page:
https://www.sibs.org.uk/support-for-adult-siblings/
Are you a parent of a young sibling, a professional working with young siblings, or a sibling group leader? The following link will give you more information on how you can support young siblings at home, through your work with families and at school:
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The dedicated NSPCC child protection specialist you talk to will know what to do next and will take any necessary action. It’s never too soon to speak out when a child needs help. Even if you’re unsure, if you’re worried, the best thing to do is to talk to a trained professional. Your call could pro
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Struggling to get your child back to school? Access & Attend helps you address the root causes of school absence. Gain proven strategies to rebuild confidence, improve attendance, and work effectively with schools. Empower your child to thrive in education again.
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My mission is to make a difference in people’s lives, especially for those who already face so many challenges dealing with routines and daily tasks. The tools I am able to teach people to learn will help minimise the challenges they face and help them to cope better in everyday life.
