he wonderful story Young Carers in Space was featured on CBeebies Bedtime Stories and is available on BBC iPlayer and YouTube. It follows Honey, a young carer for her little brother Pip, who is autistic. www.youtube.com/watch?v=g886...

When people ask questions about your disabled brother or sister, knowing what to say isn’t always easy 💭 Our latest YoungSibs Spotlight blog shares simple tips to help young people feel more confident in those moments 👉 www.sibs.org.uk/youngsibs/spotlight

Huge shout out to sibling Chris who is running a 10k in Regent's Park on 27th June to raise money for Sibs. As a small charity, these funds make a noticeable difference to our work - thank you so much Chris! Please share and sponsor Chris if you can at his Givestar page here: bit.ly/4dZBQko

Are you a school or education professional based in the North-East of England? Join us for our FREE training session on supporting sibling pupils who have a disabled brother or sister. www.sibs.org.uk/sibs-worksho...

Adult sibling Jayne shares her story of growing up with a brother with epilepsy. She reflects on the lifelong impact of seizures and how family life often had to fit around her brother’s needs. Read Jayne’s story www.sibs.org.uk/Jayne #NationalEpilepsyWeek #EpilepsyAwareness

Calling all primary schools! Join our Sibs Talk online training session on 15th June. Sibs Talk is a 1:1 intervention for sibling pupils who are growing up with a disabled brother or sister. Booklets and teacher guidance notes included! Find out more here. www.sibs.org.uk/sibs-worksho...

When children have a disabled brother or sister, they will experience a whole range of emotions – and knowing how to support them isn’t always easy. Head to sibs.org.uk/parent-tips for practical advice to help your sibling child feel heard, understood and supported 💜 #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

Many adult siblings experience guilt, worry, anger, and sadness connected to their sibling role. Our advice on coping with these feelings can help and remind you that you’re not alone. www.sibs.org.uk/copingwithfeelings #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

Daisy, 12, has two brothers and a sister - who are all autistic. When her parents saved enough to move from renting to becoming first-time buyers, Daisy took the lead - searching online to find a home that would suit everyone’s needs. www.thetimes.com/life-style/p...

Our information about disabilities and health conditions helps young siblings understand their brother or sister in a gentle, age‑appropriate way😊 You can explore the full list here: sibs.org.uk/youngsibs

Are you a school based in the North-East of England? Join us for our FREE training session on supporting sibling pupils who have a disabled brother or sister. Receive resources, research updates and more! Sign up here, booking essential. www.sibs.org.uk/sibs-worksho...

Just one more sleep before James takes on his 26 mile London Marathon challenge to raise money for Sibs! James thank you for doing this for our sibling community - we are all behind you! Please sponsor if you can! Thank you. Good luck James! bit.ly/4lsJgzI

Last few places remaining! Come and join our birthday picnic for young siblings and their families in Tilgate Park, Crawley, West Sussex on 27th May (half term)! To find out more - follow the link and book your place. (Booking is essential, places are limited.) www.sibs.org.uk/picnic

Our next "Introduction to supporting siblings" online workshop for professionals is on 21st April at 10am. Tickets priced at £37.50. Gain an insight into siblings’ needs through research and experience. . Book your place here www.sibs.org.uk/sibs-worksho...

Thanks @eddavey.libdems.org.uk for the shout out today on LBC about the work of Sibs. Sir Ed also shares his own thoughts as the parent of a sibling child and concerns about future planning. www.youtube.com/live/1jWslLH...

Come and join our birthday picnic for young siblings and their families in Tilgate Park, Crawley, West Sussex on 27th May (half term) We have free Zoo tickets for 25 families! . (Booking is essential, places are limited.) #ItsaSiblingThing www.sibs.org.uk/picnic

Well what a fantastic #NationalSiblingsDay2026 that was! Thanks to all those who shared their #ItsASiblingThing We have loved seeing your photographs and hearing your stories. It's not too late to get involved, check out our packs at www.sibs.org.uk/nsd

We have loved sharing #NationalSiblingsDay2026 with you all! Don’t forget there is lots of information and resources on our website www.sibs.org.uk #ItsaSiblingThing

Adult siblings, you matter! Read Amy’s affirming story at www.sibs.org.uk/amy2 #NationalSiblingsDay2026 #ItsaSiblingThing

This National Sibling Day, we’re celebrating the powerful role siblings play in shaping understanding, empathy & lifelong support. For volunteers, like Marcus, growing up alongside a sibling with additional needs can build a deep sense of compassion & a drive to create more inclusive spaces.

It’s National Siblings Day today! 🎉 Every sibling deserves to know just how special they are. Parents - please finish the sentence in the comments: I appreciate my sibling child because… 💛👇 #YoungSibs #NationalSiblingsDay #ItsaSiblingThing

Want to know why #NationalSiblingsDay2026 is so important? Check out this one minute video #Itsasiblingthing

We're celebrating #NationalSiblingsDay2026! It's an opportunity for recognising the valuable role siblings play in the lives of their disabled brothers and sisters, including siblings with learning disabilities. Find out more and get involved: www.sibs.org.uk/nsd @sibs.org.uk

Happy #NationalSiblingsDay2026! We are celebrating siblings who have grown up with a disabled or neurodivergent brother or sister. Join the conversation and tell us your #ItsaSiblingThing www.sibs.org.uk/nsd

Acknowledging an overlooked group and recognising a 'whole family' approach to care and support. Do check out @sibs.org.uk

Only 3 days until #NationalSiblingsDay2026 – how will you be spending the day? Don’t forget that we have a download pack for workplaces, including a poster and Zoom/Teams background #ItsaSiblingThing www.sibs.org.uk/downloads

National Siblings Day is nearly here! 💛 On 10th April, we’re celebrating young siblings - they deserve recognition, support, and a day that’s just for them. Explore our activity packs and find out more at www.sibs.org.uk/nsd26 ✨ #NationalSiblingsDay2026 #YoungSibs #ItsaSiblingThing

Behaviours that challenge can feel overwhelming for siblings of disabled or neurodivergent children. These booklets help them make sense of what’s happening and know they’re not alone 🌈 Download at 👉 www.sibs.org.uk/behaviour

I'm just back from @sibs.org.uk Adult Sibling Day: an antidote to the grim news around. Sibs supports those who’ve grown up with disabled brothers/sisters, we heard diverse stories & practical tips like tackling health & care issues. V proud to chair this small but mighty UK charity www.sibs.org.uk

#EidMubarak to all siblings celebrating, we wish you a peaceful #EidAlFitr. Celebrations can be a mixed time for siblings, as they juggle their own needs with their disabled brother or sister’s. Read our advice for adult siblings here www.sibs.org.uk/festivities

We’ve put together a new list of fun, adaptable game ideas for siblings to enjoy together. Got a great game your family loves? Share it with us! Explore the full list 👉 sibs.org.uk (Parents → Positive sibling relationships) #SiblingGames

We are delighted to introduce James Walker who is taking on the London Marathon to raise important funds for Sibs next month. Please support James and our work with siblings of disabled people if you can. Good luck James! You can donate at bit.ly/4lsJgzI

This weekend’s Adult Sibling Day brought together an incredible group of more than 70 siblings of disabled people. Too many adult siblings still don’t know that support exists. If you attended, we would love your help. Please reshare this post so we can reach more siblings. www.sibs.org.uk

Today is Young Carers Action Day. This year’s theme is Fair Futures for Young Carers. At Sibs, we’re here for young carers 💛 Explore our work here 👉 www.sibs.org.uk #YoungCarersActionDay #Siblingcarers

“I am so protective of him.” In her new edition of Princess Diaries, Princess Andre and brother Junior have a day out with their disabled brother Harvey Price and share insights into their lives as siblings. Watch here www.itv.com/watch/the-pr...

We are thrilled to be able to offer two more FREE online art sessions for young siblings as part of our National Siblings Day celebrations this year and to mark Sibs 25th Birthday! Both sessions will run on Saturday 18th April. More information and booking at www.sibs.org.uk/art

If you’re a sibling of a disabled brother or sister and you’re also neurodivergent, navigating family life can sometimes feel extra complicated. Learn more in our Spotlight Blog for young siblings here 👉 www.sibs.org.uk/youngsibs

Our next Sibling Group Leader training for anyone wishing to run a group for young siblings who are growing up with a disabled brother or sister, is taking place online on 25th March. To find out more and book your place, go to www.sibs.org.uk/training

Helping siblings of brothers or sisters of disabled children know who they can talk to can make a big difference. Visit this month’s Spotlight blog to find out more💜 #talkinghelps www.sibs.org.uk/youngsibs/sp...

Are you a school based in West Scotland? Join us for our FREE training session on supporting sibling pupils who have a disabled brother or sister. Receive resources, research update and more! Sign up here, booking essential. www.sibs.org.uk/sibs-worksho...

Adult siblings – you’re not alone! Join our private Facebook community and chat with others who just ‘get’ what sibling life is like. Find out more and sign up www.sibs.org.uk/siblife

Our next Sibling Group Leader training for anyone wishing to run a group for young siblings who are growing up with a disabled brother or sister, is taking place online on 25th March. To find out more and book your place, go to www.sibs.org.uk/training

“75% of young adult carers said their caring role made it difficult to take part in training or education.” Sibs has contributed to this vital All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) report by Carers Trust. Read the full report at carers.org/all-party-pa...

How do you find a counsellor who understands what it’s like to grow up with a disabled brother or sister? Adult siblings, take a look at our advice: www.sibs.org.uk/findacounsellor #TimeToTalkDay

A sense of belonging can help siblings of disabled children feel supported - through the good times and the tricky ones. Read our latest Spotlight Blog written for young siblings here👉https://www.sibs.org.uk/youngsibs/spotlight/siblings-and-talking

Adult sibling Joe shares his experience of growing up with a disabled brother. Read more at www.sibs.org.uk/joe

Looking after yourself doesn’t have to take long. Little things you can do each day - like stretching, colouring, doing a puzzle or reading - can make a difference for young siblings. This small bit of time, especially if it’s shared one-to-one with a parent or carer, can really help 🎨📚💜

We are running our next open training session for primary schools on how to deliver our Sibs Talk intervention for pupils who are siblings of disabled children. The session will run online on February 2nd from 10am-12noon. More information at www.sibs.org.uk/sibs-worksho...

Our next training session for anyone wishing to run a support group for young siblings of disabled children, is taking place online on 25th March. Logistics, funding and activity ideas are all covered! To find out more go to www.sibs.org.uk/sibs-worksho...

If your disabled brother/sister’s care isn’t good enough, it’s OK to ask for it to improve. You deserve to be listened to as a sibling. Download our guide on Making a Complaint at www.sibs.org.uk/guides