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Can meet you in school or somewhere else of your choosing to support your health & wellbeing and help find the right service for you.
You can call anytime 24/7 free 0800 1111 or go to www.childline.org.uk
You can call them, chat online, or look at info made just for children and young people.
You can call the Police Scotland non-emergency line 101
This is where you can report someone online if they make you feel uncomfortable.
Substance use support for young people in Fife. Visit the website or call 01592 858248
With input from young people, Fife’s Alcohol and Drug Partnership are asking young people to think again about casual or occasional drug use.
LGBT Youth Scotland offers a live chat service for LGBTQ+ young people aged 13-25, and those questioning their identity by going to the website. 0131 555 3940 info@lgbtyouth.org.uk
Help and advice for children and young people dealing with bullying & cyberbullying.
Supporting survivors of sexual childhood abuse. Safe Space has 30 years of experience in helping people find the courage to begin to heal, strength to take the next step and a voice to challenge their past. If you are aged 12-17 years old and would like to refer yourself for 1:1 counselling please complete the online form or contact them to find out more. Call 01383 739084 or email ccontact@safespace.co.uk or visit Safe Space
The facts, knowledge and possibilities smoking, drinking alcohol or taking drugs.
Is a free, confidential, 24/7 Text support service for anyone in the UK who is struggling to cope. To start a conversation text the word “Shout” to 85258. Trained Shout volunteers are here to listen at any time of day or night and messages won’t appear on your phone bill.
Fun videos and games for different age groups that help explain online safety.
Information and advice for young people about dealing with relationships.
Can meet you in school or somewhere else of your choosing to support your health & wellbeing and help find the right service for you.
You can call anytime 24/7 free 0800 1111 or go to www.childline.org.uk
You can call them, chat online, or look at info made just for children and young people.
You can call the Police Scotland non-emergency line 101
