Alone in London became part of Depaul UK on 1 September 2016. Alone in London provides a free counselling service for young people aged between 11 and 25. Mind Connect offers the opportunity to talk to a counsellor about the following feeling down, stressed, low, or…

Module especially for families, parents and carers, who are looking for advice and tips, simple and clear guidance on children and young people's mental health, wellbeing and development. 

Useful contact details and information for young people experiencing mental health problems.  The Mind Infoline provides information on a range of topics and will look for local help and support.

Missing People is the UK's only charity that works with young runaways, missing and unidentified people, their families and others who care for them. Missing People offers support, advice and practical help during the difficult time that people are missing. Can also help if you've…

The Mix (formerly YouthNet) provides information and emotional support for young people in the UK. Offers peer support and advice and guidance to support young people with challenges they may face, including in the areas of mental health, sex and relationships, crime and safety, bullying, drugs and…

The Muslim Community Helpline is a national organisation for women, men, youth and children.  Their trained volunteers with many years of experience aim to help and support whatever the problem.  The helpline is a confidential, non-judgemental listening and emotional support service.

Provides confidential support to users and their family and friends.  Use the website to search for a local meeting or join a meeting online.

You can be a child of an alcoholic at 1 or 101. Whatever your age, it doesn't change the fact that your parent drinks too much, and the problems this brings. You are not alone; there are many children going through similar things. When a…

An online forum providing crisis support, information and resources, advice, discussions and distractions. Closely monitored, available 24/7 The NSHN Forum is a support site, a safe environment to help understand the mechanisms resulting in self harm and cope with it and related problems.

The NSPCC offers a comprehensive website with lots of information about its work to stop child cruelty, ways you can help and information about what to do if you are worried about a child. The two helplines are available to children and parents. Young people…