Relationships and friendships can make you feel amazing. But they can also leave you feeling stressed out and upset. It is important to get advice if you're having problems with relationships. Many young people say friendships are a very important part of their lives. Good and healthy relationships with family, friends and partners are something we all want but sometimes can find complicated, stressful or even abusive.
If you are concerned about your relationship or you are questioning your sexuality or being pressured into behaviour you feel you are not ready for, then you should speak to someone. If you feel it’s too embarrassing or private to have these conversations with a parent, teacher, relative or friend, there are helplines and websites to turn to.
Relate offer live chat, messaging, webcam and telephone counselling.
Childline - Call 0800 1111
Sexuality
Stonewall Youth is a charity which aims to empower all young people, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity, to campaign for equality and fair treatment for LGBTQ people, and against discrimination. It also offers advice and support to young people on sexuality, coming out and health matters.
Mosaic supports, educates and inspires young lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans community of London aged thirteen to nineteen.
Helpful and relevant advice on healthy living and accessing healthcare
A 'talking therapy' that involves a trained therapist helping you find ways to deal with emotional issues
It is important to get advice if you're having problems with relationships.
What should you do if you are worried about your safety?
Homlessness and help with keeping out of debt
Visit Brent's iCare website
Advice on a range of issues, including legal, immigration, health, housing and benefits.
Do you look after someone in Brent?
Family Wellbeing Centres