There are 700,000 young carers in the UK, but what support is available to them? Stray FM has been speaking to Samantha Richardson, from Action for Children, along with 10-year-olds Lucy Bannister and Connor Rainbow.

A network of 'safe places' has been set up across North Yorkshire, where people can go for help if they're feeling anxious or at risk. The county council has established the scheme, along with district councils, North Yorkshire Police, the voluntary sector, travel organisations and pharmacies. Sue Lear, Abigail Burns and Katie Flint have been telling Stray FM more about the project.

The North Yorkshire Suicide Task Group has published a new report which identifies those most in need of support. Inspector Bill Scott, from North Yorkshire Police, has been telling Stray FM what they're doing to address the issue.

Hilary Griffiths, from North Yorkshire's fostering team, explains why short break carers are needed.