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Student
Support Hub
Because sometimes we need a little support - and that's OK.
Find a list of useful organisations that can help you below.
A trusted adult, teacher or parent
The first place to visit for support should always be a responsible and trusted adult in your life. Whether that is a parent, teacher, guardian, family member or someone in your community - please consider speaking to them first.
It is important to remember that you are not alone and there is support out there. Even in your school there may be services and help that you are not aware of. Please ask.
Please note: Empathy Studios and our team are only able to signpost organisations and services and cannot respond personally to individual requests.
Support Organisations
Have you been triggered or affected by what you've seen and talked about? Here's a list of organisations, helplines and information pages where you can get support.
Young Minds gives young people tools to take care of their mental health. Their website has lots of advice and tips on what to do if you're finding it hard to cope with your feelings. They also help parents and adults who work with young people so they can be the best support possible.
Teenage Helpline’s primary service involves putting young people in contact with peers, as well as providing peer-to-peer mentoring and other support. They provide excellent information pages on topics such as eating disorders.
Find a Helpline is a website that can help you find support wherever you are in the world.
Type in your country and you'll be directed to the phoneline where you can connect with another human and get free help.
The Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) is working to stop suicide. In the UK, 125 people die by suicide every week, and 75% of them are men.​
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CALM is here to change that by offering free, private helplines and webchats, community support, and awareness campaigns.
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They offer free, confidential support through a national helpline, online tools, and local services to help you deal with the tough feelings that come with losing someone. They also have short, helpful videos, like this one on understanding grief & how to manage it.
Child Helpline International is a collective impact organisation with 167 members from 140 countries and territories around the world.
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Use this service to help find a local organisation near you that may be able to help!
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