Many young people feel they need support but don't know  how to find it. Below you will see  links to  web sites that  may be able to help.

www.childline.org.uk
The UK's free 24 hour helpline 0800 1111 for children and young people in trouble or danger

www.nspcc.org.uk
National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children 0808 800 5000

www.rd4u.org.uk
Cruse Bereavement Care - Support for young people of any age

www.childhoodbereavementnetwork.org.uk
The Childhood Bereavement Network offers a range of information, guidance and support services throughout the UK.

www.need2know.co.uk
a portal for 13 - 19 years olds providing a 'first-stop-shop' for everything in life, with links to valuable web sites covering areas of life such as health, relationships, law, money and travel

www.riprap.org.uk
A site helping you cope when a parent has cancer

www.pupiline.net
A site by young people for young people. Read personal stories from children and teenagers of their experiences of such topics as bullying, dating, exam stress and health issues.

www.connexions.gov.uk
Confidential advice, support and information via telephone, e-mail, webchat for everyone aged between 13 and 19. You can also search on a wide range of topics, including learning, careers, health and relationships.

www.youth2youth.co.uk
national helpline service for young people run by young people

www.myh.org.uk
A free, confidential counselling and befriending service for young Muslims in need, providing support for Muslim youth under the age of 25 years by telephone and e-mail. Face-to-face peer-counselling sessions held on site.

www.bi-polar.org.uk
offers accurate and up to date information on aspects of manic depression and care in the community

www.iemily.com
an excellent interactive resource for teenage girls on a variety of topics including healthy eating, keeping fit, sex, body and health and mind & feelings. You don't have to be called Emily to use this site!

www.selfharmalliance.org
The Self Harm Alliance is a national survivor led voluntary group which supports people affected by self-harm. They have a helpline which you can call 01242 578820 from 7pm - 8pm on Weds - Sun. Answer machine at all other times.

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Contact me    georgette@cgecounselling.co.uk