Support and advice for young people and young adults

Space delivers professional youth work, community projects and other services to ensure young people have the best opportunities to succeed.

Young Devon is a young people’s charity in the South West of England. Our mission is to make Devon a better place for all young people. Each year we work with over 2,000 young people, building quality relationships to help them thrive.

Kooth is an anonymous site which helps children and young people to feel safe and confident in exploring their concerns and seeking professional support.

Find out about the wide range of support available for young people from YMCA Exeter.

Bite-sized information on a comprehensive range of physical and emotional health topics for teenagers, including healthy eating, body image, managing stress, advice on relationships, puberty, sexuality and much more.

Are you looking after someone at home? Text us for support. Sidekick is a confidential helpline for young carers in the UK.

A guide for disabled people, parents and key advisers about applying for apprenticeships in England. It deals with common questions such as how to find an apprenticeship, whether the training will be accessible and what support is available in the workplace.

It can feel a bit overwhelming, especially when there are so many things to consider. Post 16 Learning Participation team will answer many of your questions and point you towards a range of useful information.

Aims to support dads to ensure that children remain the priority after divorce, separation or bereavement.

How parents can help
There are many pressures and obstacles that can affect self-esteem. Young Minds has information and advice on how you can provide support.

Moving from children’s social care to adult’s social care

Free online independent advice and local advice centres near you.

Free and confidential NHS Talking Therapies service, here to help adults over the age of 18, living in Devon (outside Plymouth which is covered by Plymouth Talking Therapies), improve their mental and physical wellbeing.

Support for young people aged 4 to 18 who help look after someone in their family, or a friend, who is ill, disabled or misuses drugs and alcohol.