ow long is your to do list? Instead of making a 'to do list,' you could make a "ta - dah' list and celebrate the small wins!👏 However it's going, we're here to support you. Visit bit.ly/48uQefZ ' 💚

It’s up to all of us to keep children safe. Learn how to play your part with our simple tips and advice. Visit nspcc.org.uk/support-us/lis… for more information. #ListenUpSpeakUp

Whether your child is returning to university, or leaving home for the first time in the Autumn, moving out is a big deal! But there are things you can do to support them and yourself with the transition. bit.ly/41zMg3L for more advice and support.

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If you've watched #Adolescence from @netflixuk, this powerful series may have left you with difficult feelings and questions. Visit our website for advice on online safety, or for concerns our Helpline is available - call 0808 800 5000 or email [email protected].

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Our Director of Strategy and Knowledge Maria Neophytou, along with Leo and Allegra from our youth participation groups, joined creators of Netflix’s #Adolescence for a roundtable with Prime Minister Keir Starmer to discuss the issues the show raised around child safety online.

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If your child, or a child you know is a young carer this post is for you💚. You can support a young carer by creating support networks so that they can can learn, relax and play. Visit bit.ly/41Bk9kE for more advice.

Parents love to shower their children in compliments, but with social media often only showing the best bits and highlights, it can knock young people's confidence. Follow the link for advice on supporting young people's online wellbeing 💻 bit.ly/3PnknGR

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Award winning children's author and campaigner Christina Gabbitas shares how she is fighting knife crime and county lines and the importance of educating young people on the topic 💚. Share any questions you have for Christina in the comments below.

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It's #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek! Whether you're a parent or professional working with young people, everyone can play their part to help children feel seen, listened to and support 💚

Exam time can be stressful for young people with lots to remember and the pressure to do well. While feeling stressed is normal, it can also affect their mental health and wellbeing, so here are some tips to help you support your young person during this period.

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Ever found it hard to answer your child's questions? To get through the conversation without a shock! Try out using a TV show, film or book to talk about the topic 🎥 📚