Useful Websites for Children & Young People

Below are links to useful websites for children and young people who have been involved in the Common Assessment process.

Directgov - Young people
  • Access a wide range of online serivces for young people.

need2know

  • Information covering topical issues including; health, money, work, leisure, sex and relationships, housing and much more
  • Links to plenty of other useful websites

Connexions Direct 

  • Confidential advice and practical help for young people aged 13-19
  • Information on topics such as careers, learning, health, housing and your rights

ChildLine
Call 0800 1111

  • A free 24-hour helpline for children and young people
  • You can call about any problem, at any time day or night
  • ChildLine's counsellors are there to help you find ways to sort things out
  • Their website can also offer you help and advice

There4me.com

  • Advice for 12-16-year-olds on all sorts of issues, including bullying, drugs, relationships, exams and difficulties at home 
  • Provided by the NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children)

Citizens Advice Bureau: Advice Guide

  • Advice and frequently asked questions on issues to do with family, health, housing, education, money, rights and the legal system

Criminal Justice System Online

  • Information on criminal justice and the law, whether you are a victim, witness, offender, or defendant

O.i. from the Who Cares? Trust

  • The website that is all about being in care
  • Information on health, education, free time and having your say
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