Welcome to the Teens in Crisis Web Site

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Site title Description
Abuse information Izzy's promise provides confidential support and information services to survivors of organised abuse and to agencies that work with survivors
Advice for Guys If you are a young man and want to find out about sex, relationships, mental health and well-being, drugs and alcohol, unemployment and subjects that concern you, click on the relevant button on the contents bar found on this site for young people living in Gloucestershire
Advisory Centre for Education The Advisory Centre for Education (ACE) is an independent advice centre for parents, offering information about state education in England and Wales for 5-16 year olds. We offer free advice on many topics like exclusion from school, bullying, special educational needs and school admission appeals.
Article on Teens in Crisis and Interview with our Chief Executive This article on the work of Teens in Crisis appeared on the BBC web site some time ago You can also listen to an interview with Nathan Jones our past Chief Executive. Just follow the link.
Bullying Life can be a misery when you're being bullied at school and if you feel you don't have any friends. Here's help and advice if you're having a hard time. There's also information on how to stay safe.
Bullying by Text All bullying is wrong. If you or someone you know is being bullied by text or through thier mobile, or if you?re worried it might happen, this website will help you sort it! Stoptextbully.com is here to help you make a text bully stop. Just click on this link and then once on the site click on the kind of text bullying you?re worried about to get started!
Bullying OnLine Help and advice for parents who are tackling bullying. We explain, step by step, how to tackle the problem and what happens if you take legal action. Don't forget!! you can always email us for more help or advice.
Chat Danger This website has been produced by Childnet International, a non-profit organisation which is working with others to help make the internet a great place for children. Childnet is positive about the way that the Internet can help children discover, connect and create with others and the organisation runs a number of projects to help broaden access to the Internet and quality content. Childnet is also concerned to ensure that children are protected from unsuitable content and since 1995 has been working at a strategic level to ensure that children are not exploited from those who would seek to contact and harm them through the new technologies.
Community Care magazine Community Care is the magazine for everyone working to give children and young people a better chance in life. The web site contains the latest articles and news on work with 0-19 year olds (you can also subscribe to the weekly 0-19 bulletin). For the latest information affecting you and the children and young people you work with, plus new jobs 0-19 is agreat web site for professionals.
Connexions - Lets talk about you Connexions Direct can help you with information and advice on issues relating to health, housing, relationships with family and friends, your career and learning options, money, as well as letting you know about activities you can get involved in.
Drugs. (Ask Frank) Trashed, also known as 'Ask Frank' is an excellent site that contains some of the best information and advice available on drugs in the UK. It has information on virtually every substance, advice for parents and a confidential Talk to Frank email link. This site has very useful advice for professionals.
Eating Disorders Welcome to the Eating Disorders Association (EDA) Home Page where you will find information and help on all aspects of eating disorders including Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, Binge Eating Disorder and related eating disorders.
Exam Help Need help with your KS2 / KS3/ GCSE or AS levels. Then this site is just what you need. Six great sites to help you get the besr grades ever.
Feel Like Running Away? If you feel like running away ASTRA can help you. Whatever situation you?re in, you always have choices. Astra can help you find out what they are. Call them free on 0800 3894992 or click here to find out more about what they do.
Help for Hair Puller Information about the disorder : Trichotillomania is an impulse control disorder which compels a person to pull out hair or eyelashes and eyebrows and trichster is the affectionate term for a person who has trichotillomania. An estimated 10% of the world's population is affected by the disorder in some way.

Site information : Free support and acceptance, pulling or not. Many of us here have achieved long-term pull-free status and we believe you can too.
Internet Shopping Every time you shop with Hungry Elephant they will give a percentage to Teens in Crisis. All you need to do is use this address to raise money.
Mind, Body, Soul A really great web site for 14-16 year olds providing loads of health information on issues like drugs, alcohol, sex and eating. Also check out the links on this site there are lots.
Parentline+ Parentline Plus is a UK registered charity which offers support to anyone parenting a child ? the child's parents, stepparents, grand parents and foster parents. Parentline Plus runs a freephone helpline, courses for parents, develops innovative projects and provides a range of information.
Runnaways The ASTRA project has the primary aim of reducing the incidence of persistent running away. ASTRA provides support, advice and information to young people up to the age of 18 who have run away. This might be from their family home, foster home or residential unit. Astra works with anyone under 18 whose family home is in Gloucestershire, including young people living away from home. The ASTRA project is overseen by a multi-agency steering group and managed by Gloucestershire Youth & Community Service. ASTRA has gained national recognition for its work with young runaways and has been recognised as a model of good practice. I
Self Harm This website provides information on a wide range of activities and initiatives that relate to young people and self harm. If you are looking for immediate help or support with a problem relating to self harm you can visit the Who Can Help section. To access approximately 140 records covering research and information, intervention and support and policy and training in the area of young people and self harm, from across the world they offer the Self Harm Initiatives Database. The website also contains listings of recommended readings and useful websites on the subject.
Self Harm 2 The Self Harm Alliance Website is a national survivor led voluntary group which supports people affected by self-harm. There is a dedicated page for parents, thay run a telephone helpline, produces monthly newsletters, provides postal and e-mail support and offers an advocacy service.
Sprited Kids ( Behaviour Management) Spiritedkids.com is the Internet site for Classroom Spirits Ltd, a registered trading company with its Head Office in Cirencester, England. The company is driven by a core principle. It believes that every child has a right to be parented, raised and managed positively. We believe that understanding every child's personality is the key to achieving this mission. The site offers support to parents. This is not a charity so fees are involved.
There4Me There-4-Me
If you've got worries or need some advice, There4me.com can help. The site is for all 12-16 year-olds living in the British Isles. It's to help you find solutions to your problems. There's on screen advice about all sorts of things...bullying, relationships, exams, drugs, difficulties at home, to name just a few. Or you can send an e-letter to Sam, our agony aunt. If you'd prefer a confidential private session, you can talk 1-2-1 in 'real time' with an NSPCC adviser, or e-mail for reply within 24 hours. You don't have to say who you are - you stay in control.
Think U Know (Chat Room Safety) thinkyouknow.co.uk is where you get the inside info on how to stay safe while having fun online. You can be whoever you want to be in a chat room. That's half the fun. You chat away to loads of different people. Make a few mates on the way. But what if one of them is lying? What if the person you think is a friend isn't a mate at all?
What do I need to know? All you need to know about chat room chatting is right here. Just choose the links in the 'How can I enjoy safe chatting?' section.
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Youth Information Com Youthinformation.com is great site that includes over 1000 information topics and holds contact details for more than 1200 national organisations, including hundreds of built-in web links to loads of over great sites
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