Welcome to Sibs

Sibs is the UK charity for people who grow up with a disabled brother or sister. We support siblings who are growing up with or who have grown up with a brother or sister with any disability, long term chronic illness, or life limiting condition. There are over half a million young siblings and over a million adult siblings in the UK. Siblings have specific needs that require attention at different stages of their lives, including relief of isolation, information, and strategies for coping with the situations they find themselves in. Our aim is to enhance the lives of siblings by providing them with information and support, and by influencing service provision for siblings throughout the UK. Our long term vision is that each local authority in the UK will have a dedicated sibling service, providing sibling groups and one to one support for children who are siblings. Find out more about Sibs.

Young Siblings can get ideas for coping with difficult situations and learn about the experiences of other siblings
Adult Siblings can get information on planning for the future and on dealing with issues related to childhood
Parents can find out about sibling issues and get tips on supporting siblings at home
Professionals can learn more about sibling issues and how to support siblings through their work with families
Sibling Group Leaders can get information on running sibling groups and on developing their sibling support service
Sibs Supporters can find out how to help Sibs with funding and awareness raising

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Support Amber
and Adele
Amber Eaton and
her mum Adele
would like all siblings
to have access to
support. When Amber
attended a local
sibling group, it made
a huge difference
to her life. As a result,
they are taking the
brave leap to do a
parachute jump
for Sibs on 7th Aug.
They want to raise
£1,500 for Sibs
and have raised 
over £1000 already.

Help them reach their
target though their
Just Giving page



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