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Finding more help

 

Here are some other places that you can get help and advice:

The Children First for Health website provides clinically approved health advice to young people of all ages and their families
If you want to talk to someone about how you are feeling, you can ring ChildLine free on 0800 1111. They are open 24 hours a day.
You can also visit the NSPCC website, which will give you information about the charity for children.
If you would like to talk to someone about adoption, you can go to the Talk Adoption website.	Talk Adoption
The National Youth Advocacy Service helps children and young people with legal problems.
The KIDS Project explains how a group of children and young people experienced living through their parents' separation or divorce.	The KIDs Project
The It's Not Your Fault website can help you with advice on how to feel better if your parents are splitting.	Its Not Your Fault
The Thinkuknow website can help you to use the internet in a safe way and tells you who you can talk to if you are worried.	Thinkuknow

 

The Council for Europe are offering Children and Young People just like you, the chance to make themselves heard.

Click here to view the online questionnaire.