Links for young people

Making sure that you are safe and that your welfare is prioritised during court proceedings about you and your family. Feedback line 0808 175 3333

If your separated parents are finding it hard to agree on what is best for you, they may ask the family court to try to help.

If you are worried or anxious about your parents splitting up or want to talk about it, Childline can help. You can call them anytime on 0800 1111, chat online or email them through their website.

Resources and campaigns for children and young people in the care system. Call 0808 800 5792.

This site has a directory of counsellors, some of whom concentrate on children and help for young people.

This helpline is for parents and people concerned about bullying and child abuse. If you’re a parent, call the anti-bullying helpline on 0845 1205 204. Children should ring Childline on 0800 1111 or Meic on 080880 23456

Wondering about your rights? LawStuff provides legal advice and information for young people. LawStuff was set up to ensure that young people can find out their legal rights and get advice on what they can do. LawStuff looks at what happens if your parents separate and cannot agree on decisions about you, such as where you live and who you spend time with.

Someone on your side. Information, advice and advocacy helpline for children and young people

This service provides information, advice, advocacy and legal representation for children and young people aged 0-25 through a network of over 150 advocates. They can facilitate mediation between young people and parents on contact. Call the young people’s helpline on 0808 808 1001.

Supportline provides confidential emotional support for children, young adults and adults. Call the helpline on 01708 765200.

Resources and contact networks for young people whose parents are divorcing or separating.

Practical advice and helping you find support