Youth clubs

Youth clubs are a vital part of our service. Here young carers can relax, take some time for themselves, make friends and have fun

Youth clubs are split by age with Budz groups for primary school children and uTime for those at high school

At the youth clubs, the young carers can try all kinds of different activities or just relax. They can make friends who really understand about life as a young carer. They can also talk to our staff about anything that is worrying them so we can pick up any problems really quickly. These clubs run regularly during school term time. To access the clubs you must be a young carer who is registered with our service and needs some regular time out.

Youth Clubs in Bradford district

There are 4 Budz (age 5-11) groups and 4 uTime (age 11-18) groups around Bradford, one in each family hub area. Budz and uTime run alternate weeks in each venue, so check the calendar to find out when your group is running. If it is easier for you to get to a different area that’s fine, just let us know which you would like to attend. Please talk to a team member before coming to a group for the first time as it is possible there may be a waiting list.

Bradford East – Mondays 4.30pm-6pm
Bradford South – Tuesdays 4.30pm-6pm.
Keighley and Shipley – Wednesdays 4.30pm-6pm
Bradford West – Thursdays 4.30pm-6pm

Youth Clubs in Harrogate district

The youth clubs in Harrogate are not currently running. Please talk to a team member if you have any queries.

Youth Clubs in Selby district

In Selby, the Young Carers Youth Club runs monthly on Wednesdays, and is open to young carers of all ages. Please talk to a team member before coming to a group for the first time as it is possible there may be a waiting list.

Youth Clubs in Craven district

The youth clubs in Craven are not currently running. Please talk to a team member if you have any queries.

Event name

Digital Inclusion Drop-In at Anchor Project, Barkerend Road

Location

Anchor Project,

Date

Tuesday, 21 October 2025

Time

12:30 PM - 14:30 PM

Description

This laid-back drop-in session is designed for beginners and improvers. Come along to find out more about our groups and 1:1 sessions to support you with getting the most out of being online. Learn essential digital skills, from using your smartphone, laptop or tablet to navigating the internet safely.

FREE SIM Cards and Data: Thanks to the National Databank, we can provide free Vodafone, O2 and Three SIM cards and data, ensuring you stay connected while you learn.

Access to Technology: We have a lending bank of tablets for you to test out your digital skills. Our easy to follow manuals and step-by-step online tutorials courtesy of Learn My Way, can support you to gradually build your confidence.

Have a smartphone, laptop or tablet gathering dust because you are not sure how to work it? Perhaps you have been handed down a device or have had to take over managing online accounts for someone you are caring for - we can help you with that too.

Supporting Health & Wellbeing: Get help navigating apps related to NHS and GP services. Discover online resources to support your physical and mental wellbeing.

Support your children online: Struggling with your children’s school apps, Parent Pay or setting up parental controls on gaming apps? - We are here to help.

Keep in contact: Master social media to keep in contact with friends. Find support groups online and in your local area.

Take time out: Research your interests. Plan and book tickets, trips and events. Access online video, music and current affairs sites.

Financial Services: Get advice about online banking and financial advice services. Learn how to identify scams and stay safe online.

Shopping: Find out how to save money shopping online using comparison and cashback websites, signing up for loyalty cards and applying discount codes.

Why Join Us?

Enhance your digital skills to manage care responsibilities more efficiently.
Connect with resources and support networks.
Improve your overall well-being through technology.

Booking is not essential, but if you are planning to attend and can let us know, we can be ready to welcome you.

Can't make it to this group, but would like to know about Digital Inclusion groups in your area? Contact us, and we will do our best to accommodate you.

We will also be running a digital skills beginners course at this venue weekly for six weeks starting on November 4th.

Contact Michaela or Eileen for more information email: digital.inclusion@carersreource.org call: 01274 449660

Address

Anchor Project, St Clements Church, Bradford, BD3 9DF

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Event name

Wellbeing on the Web – Good Things Foundation ‘Get Online Week’.

Location

Carers' Resource

Date

Wednesday, 22 October 2025

Time

09:30 AM - 12:30 PM

Description

Join us for this special Get Online Week event in collaboration with Good Things Foundation

Wellbeing on the Web - come along to find out about online services to support your health and well-being.

We will be sharing information on apps and websites where you can find resources to support your physical and mental welbeing. We will be sharing resources from organisations including Carers UK, Mind, Qwell, Hope and Light

Discover a whole range of services including online exercise classes, virtual coffee mornings, counselling services, mindfulness apps, walking apps, online support groups and much more.

Try out apps get support to download any that of interest to you.

It will also be an opportunity to share with other carers any useful online tools you use to support your well-being. Know any great online resources to support your interest in art, history, gardening, music, dance, travel, reading, crochet or cooking? This is your chnace to share them.

Refreshments will be provided, so join us for a cuppa and a chat.

Address

Carers' Resource, Shipley, Bradford, BD18 3DZ

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Event name

Digital Inclusion Drop-in Event at Keighley Civic Centre

Location

Keighley Civic Centre

Date

Thursday, 23 October 2025

Time

14:00 PM - 16:00 PM