It is common to worry about your child running away. Young people have a lot going on in their lives and each year thousands go missing. The good news is that most missing child cases end with the ...

Our charity shops online and across the country help raise huge amounts for young people. Every item donated and sold makes a difference. Whether you prefer digging through bargain boxes on your local ...

Please check back at a later date if an event near you is not listed yet. And don't forget to register your service if you're putting on your own Christingle celebration.

You and your family might be entitled to bursaries or benefits. Young carers are also entitled to an assessment to see if their caring role is having a negative ...

Help children and young people hold onto hope this Christmas by Christingling with us this festive season. This candle-lit celebration is the perfect opportunity to celebrate, make memories, and have ...

When talking about children and exploitation, language matters. It can be the difference between a child being properly safeguarded or put at further risk of exploitation. We hope this guidance will ...

Too many children are counting down the days to crisis. Their childhoods are hanging in the balance. They can’t wait any longer for support. Your generosity this Christmas can help prevent mental ...

Emotional resilience is your ability to respond to stressful or unexpected situations and crises. The amount of emotional resilience you have is determined by a number of different things, including ...

Specialist HIV and young carers training sessions for all professionals School lessons about HIV and the impact on family members and young carers Highlighting young ...

If you are below 25 and you are affected by substance misuse, we want to help. Whether it is you or someone in your family that is addicted to drugs or alcohol, we are here to support you every step ...

You can work and earn money from the age of 13, but there are very strict rules about when young people aged under 16 can work. If you are aged 13-16, you are not allowed to work during school hours.

Our story began in 1881. Edward Rudolf, a young Sunday school teacher and civil servant in South London, saw the effects of poverty on children and decided to do something about it. When two young ...