Are you having constant fallouts with your 16 or 17-year-old? Do you think you would benefit from some help or support to make things easier at home? Would you like more information on what their options are to move out?

Festivals can be an amazing experience for young people. Staying safe can be easy by being prepared and following some handy tips.

The teenage years can be difficult, and money matters can seem insignificant. But good money management is important for them to learn financial independence as they get older.

It is a good idea to start talking to your teenager about sexual health and contraception before your teenager becomes sexually active.

Gambling and gambling-like experiences are so widespread that young people often see gambling as a normal part of everyday life, including sports.

We are surrounded by information about food and nutrition but often we often need help to encourage our children to make the right food choices.

It is important to talk to young people about drugs and alcohol. There are a lot of useful resources and guidance to help you know the facts and be more confident about talking about drugs and alcohol.

Top tips to share with your teens around dental health.

The NHS recommends an hour of physical exercise every day for the under 18s.

Although many teenagers experiment with alcohol, the latest statistics show that the majority of 11-15 year-olds in England haven’t ever tried alcohol.1