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Guidance to share with young people

The world’s constantly changing and there're always new ways to communicate with friends, explore the world and get connected. Society puts pressure on young people to experience new things, but that can make them feel vulnerable and unsure about the world around them.

Below are list of organisations and resources that you can share with adults and young people.

Alcohol

Help and advice with alcohol.

Where to get help and advice with alcohol

Anti-Bullying

No one deserves to be bullied; talk to someone you trust – a parent, friend, teacher or leader. This poster offers help and advice. Childline and Kidscape can provide help and advice about bullying.

Get support if you're being bullied

Bereavement support

There're several charities working to support those who are going through bereavement or feeling anxious or down. 

Help and support with bereavement

Eating Disorders

Take a look at information and support organisations for eating disorders.

Find out more

Stopping Smoking

There're many reasons for giving up smoking, such as cost and for your health. Find support to help you stop smoking.

Find out more

Mental Health

Here's support and guidance for young people on mental health.

Find out more

My body, my choice

This leaflet has been produced with the support of Brook, the young people’s sexual health charity, specifically for young people.

Download the leaflet

Relationship Advice

For young people who's parents or carers are going through divorce or separation and advice for young people with their own relationships.

Find out more

Sexual Health Directory

Details of organisations that provide free and confidential advice to young people on sexual health.

Find out more

Safeguarding Videos

As adults in Scouting, the safety of young people is our priority. Download and share these important safeguarding videos with your Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Explorers, and their parents.

Substance use and misuse

Where to get help with substance use and misuse.

Find out more

Stay Safe Leaflets

The Stay Safe leaflets contain information for young people about how to stay safe online and in the real world, and how to report something that makes them feel worried, scared or upset. They are section-specific and can be downloaded in pdf format from the links below.

Remove a nude image shared online

The NSPCC and the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), in partnership with age verification platform Yoti, have developed the Report Remove tool to support young people to remove nude images of themselves online.

Discover the support