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…counselling can be online or face-to-face.

…Young People There are also specialist services for young people which you can find out about on their Children and Young People webpage or contact the national or local service….

Childline is a free, confidential 24-hour helpline for children and young people in the UK, provided by the NSPCC.

CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection) Education is provided by the National Crime Agency.

…using the form on their website.

…support group and host lots of resources about self-harm. Young People (under 18) Battle Scars do not provide online groups for people under 18 (they do have a face-to-face 16-25…

…attendances at conferences and training events, which aim to address the emotional trauma suffered by the deceased’s loved ones.

…Training At a Loss provide Listening People training for supporting bereaved young people.

…GamCare also have a Young People’s Service which supports anyone aged 18 and under across the UK who is ‘at risk’ of or experiencing harm because of gambling.

A Mind Apart specialise in working with Children, Young People and Adults from complex and vulnerable backgrounds.

…older people retain their independence and get the most out of life.

Community Youth Teams support young people aged 10 – 18 years, out in their communities across various sites.