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We support parents and carers who are concerned about their child or young person's mental health. We can provide detailed information and advice, emotional support and signposting.
You can speak to us over the phone or chat to us online. When we’re closed, you can still leave us a message and we'll get back to you in 3-5 working days.
Opening times: 9.30am-4pm on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays; 9.30am-6pm on Tuesdays and Wednesdays
This organisation offers support groups for parents and carers of children struggling with mental health issues. These groups provide a space for parents to share experiences and gain practical tools to support their children.
If so this guide will show you some simple ways to stay strong, support your son or daughter’s emotional health and guide their journey to health and happiness.
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Written by experts
Understand why you can’t watch from the side-lines
Offers confidential advice and support if you're struggling with suicidal thoughts, and information about how to make a safety plan.
Its helpline service - HOPELINE247 - is available to anybody under the age of 35 experiencing suicidal thoughts, or for anyone concerned that a young person could be thinking about suicide.
Formerly known as MeeToo. A free app for teenagers (11+) providing resources and a fully-moderated community where you can share your problems, get support and help other people too.
Protecting children. Preventing child sexual abuse.
Our vision is a world where children live free from the threat of sexual abuse.
Our mission is to prevent child sexual abuse by intervening with people at risk of causing harm and enabling everyone to create a safer world for children.
Messages of hate can take many forms. Extremist groups use them to recruit young people. Parents can find answers to common questions and resources to help protect your child. Parents' Resources - Educate Against Hate
The growth of the online space and the influence it has on our daily lives means that we are now receiving our news in different ways, such as through social media posts, online news outlets, and digital apps and platforms
What does your child need to know in terms of education, training, and work?
As a parent you are expected to have all the answers, but in a constantly evolving world it can be a struggle to keep up with the latest options out there. Are apprenticeships right for your child? Should they be considering BTECs or T levels? And how can you guide your child to make choices at GCSE and A Level that will set them up for a brighter future?
Here at Youth Employment UK we provide expert careers advice for parents who want to help their child understand and explore their next steps.
Whatever you need, we’re here to help you help your child in thinking about their career and future options.
Child to Parent Abuse
Child to Parent Abuse
You're not alone. We support parents dealing with Child to Parent Abuse. We’re here to reduce the impact of Child to Parent Abuse by supporting parents, training professionals, influencing policy and raising awareness.
