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Kids Helpline is checking in on 15–24 year olds

The 2020 Kids Helpline Insights Report released today highlights that the service is needed as much today as when it started 30 years ago.

Kids Helpline has today announced a slight drop in contacts made by children and young people about face-to-face bullying in 2020 ahead of the National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence.

The self-care trend gained momentum during the coronavirus pandemic...

High school teachers are being urged to guide students to Kids Helpline and to use new school resources to help teenagers deal with the online body-shaming abuse

Kids Helpline plays an important role as a safety net to support young people. The pandemic has intensified the level of support required by young people who continue to contact Kids Helpline.

This year the intensity of support required by young people contacting us for counselling has increased.

Pyjamas and toys are desperately needed for the mothers and children staying at yourtown's Domestic and Family Violence Refuge. 

Kids Helpline reveals it has gone from receiving on average 6,000 contacts per week to now receiving up to 10,000 per week.

This funding will grow My Circle, our world first, purpose-built, counsellor-moderated mental health and emotional wellbeing social media platform.