Advocacy groups in Australia are highlighting a largely overlooked population: young people aged four to 25 who provide care for family members. These young carers assist individuals with disabilities, illnesses, injuries, or age-related frailty. The extent of this hidden cohort is raising concerns about the impact on their own wellbeing, education, and social development. Advocates emphasize the need for greater recognition and support services tailored specifically to the needs of these young Australians. Without assistance, these young individuals may experience increased stress, isolation, and limited opportunities. The situation calls for increased awareness and resources to ensure these young carers can thrive while fulfilling their caregiving responsibilities within Australia.