Children and young people's mental health Directory of other organisations that support children and young people's mental health Expand Here are some other organisations that provide advice and support for teens and young adults: Childline You can call them on 0800 1111 or visit their website: www.childline.org.uk Young Minds The UK’s leading charity committed to improving the emotional wellbeing and mental health of children and young people. Youth Access Get information on the advice and counselling services available to you. The Mix The UK's leading support service for young people, The Mix can help with all challenges that young people might be facing; from mental health to money, housing support, finding a job, relationships and everything in between. Doc Ready Doc Ready is a free app that helps you to prepare for mental health related appointments with your GP Nightline Nightline provide emotional support to students in distress. The helpline is open throughout the night during term time. Student Minds The UK's student mental health charity, delivering research-driven training and support to equip students to bring about positive change on their campuses Students Against Depression Offering information and resources validated by health professionals alongside tips and advice from students who have experienced it all themselves. Meic Cymru Information, advice and support helpline for young people in Wales. If your life is in a bit of a tangle or you have a problem and need to speak to someone, MEIC is for you. See Me Scotland Helping you to understand the problems you might face and what you can do to look after your friends. Mind- Children & Young People MIND are a large mental health charity offering information and advice on a wide range of mental health conditions. Children’s Society Children’s Society provide support to children across the UK who are vulnerable; this is everything from children who are at risk of exploitation, young refugees and migrants to children who are adopted, affected by substance misuse or have a mental health diagnosis. Papyrus Papyrus provides confidential support and advice to young people struggling with thoughts of suicide, and anyone worried about a young person through their helpline, HOPELINEUK. Renaissance Foundation The Renaissance Foundation support people aged 13-19 who are going through significant life challenges, including at-risk young people, those in hospital and young carers.
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