Info for Parents.
Brook offer free and confidential sexual health and wellbeing advice.
Childline provide support if your being bullied, whether its happening online, at home or a school. The following link will take you to a questionnaire, where advice is offered on each available answer.
Young carers are children or young people under 18yrs, who care for someone who has a disability, illness, mental health condition, learning difficulties, sensory impairment, HIV/AIDS or substance misuse. Carers in Bedfordshire believe in the positive benefit of young carers meeting, as many share common experiences.
CHUMs are a Mental Health and Emotional Wellbeing Service for children and young people.
Harmless is the national centre of excellence for self harm and suicide prevention.
A judgement-free forum to get advice, help others and share your story
Everything OK? Is a website designed to help you find the help and support you need when you’ve got questions about your thoughts or feelings. For when you’re wondering if everything really is ok, or not
NSPCC work with families when they're facing difficult situations - like battling addiction, overcoming mental health problems or living with domestic abuse. The NSPCC offer all kinds of support from helping new parents to care for their baby to giving professionals the tools they need to assess neglect.
MIND seeks to empower people with life-changing information regarding mental health – helping them understand mental health, make informed choices, and feel less alone in their journey.
YoungMinds is the UK's leading charity committed to improving the emotional well being and mental health of children and young people and empowering their parents and carers. Driven by their experiences we campaign, research and influence policy and practice.
The Need Project is a charity based in Central Bedfordshire that provides food parcels and essential support to individuals and families experiencing poverty, financial hardship, or food deprivation. Operating on Christian principles, it works with referrals to deliver help, offering dignity and hope to those in need.
Supports people with drug, alcohol or mental health problems, and their friends and family.
At Child Bereavement UK support grieving children and young people, and parents bereaved of a baby or child, to find hope and rebuild their lives. Support is available if you’re 25 or under, or if your baby or child has died or is expected to die before their 26th birthday. Their bereavement specialists are accessible to everyone – whether personally bereaved or supporting someone who is.
Speak with a bereavement specialist:
- By phone – call 0800 02 888 40
- By text or WhatsApp – 07418 341 800 (you must be 13 or older to receive support via WhatsApp)
- By email – ask@childbereavementuk.org
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