Mental health support

For children, teenagers, and young adults

We believe it’s important to raise awareness of mental health from a young age, and Children’s Mental Health Week is a great opportunity to start those important conversations. 

During this week, we encourage you to explore the many resources available to support your child, teenager, or young adult's mental health.

Get urgent help now for mental health

If you're in need of immediate support, you can contact NHS 111 by visiting NHS 111 or calling 111, available 24/7. 

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Mental health support for children and young people

For information on available services, how to get support, and who can refer you, visit the NHS page on Mental Health Support for Children and Young People. This will guide you through options for therapy, counselling, and more.

Advice for parents

To find tips on how to support your child, teenager, or young adult with mental health concerns, visit the NHS page on Parenting Support for Mental Health. This provides helpful information on supporting their mental health, dealing with life experiences, and understanding their emotions.

Advice for teenagers, young adults, and Students

Young people can access tailored mental health support through the NHS. Learn more on Mental Health Support for Young People, where you can find resources designed to support them in school, at home, and during other key transitions.

Published: Feb 3, 2025