Ellis helps their mum care for her dad who has anxiety and depression. Everyday tasks can be difficult for their dad, so Ellis helps to look after their little sister, reminds their dad of his medication, and helps around the house. They used their Time to Live grant to buy a camera.

Quinn is a carer for their son Mason who has been diagnosed with autism. Mason requires 24-hour care which can be physically and emotionally demanding. Quinn used their Time to Live grant to buy baking equipment.

George cares for his wife Cathy who has arthritis and hearing loss. Everydy tasks can be more difficult for her, so George helps her with her medication, taking her to appointments, and takes on most of the household chores. George went bowling regularly with his friends, so he used his Time to Live grant to buy bowling equipment.

Ayana has helped her mum care for her granny for three years. Her granny has mobility issues and Alzheimer’s disease. Her care needs can vary but often include help getting around as well as help with household tasks. Ayana used her Time to Live grant to buy gym equipment for her home.

Young carer Malik helps care for his dd who has multiple sclerosis and is a wheelchair users. His dad require a lot of physical support and Malik often helps out, even on days out. He helps with his medication and helps around the house when his step-mum is at work. Malik used his Time to Live grant to buy lego sets, for him this was the perfect break!