If something covered in SPHE brought up questions or concerns

Some topics are personal or difficult to talk about. If you need more information or support, here are trusted places you can turn to.

It’s okay to not feel okay. There are people who understand and can help.

Jigsaw

Free mental health support for 12-25 year olds

Childline

Free, confidential support — call 1800 66 66 66

SpunOut

Ireland’s youth information website

Learning about relationships and sexual health is an important part of growing up.

B4UDecide

Relationships and sexual health information for young people

HSE Sexual Health

Trusted health information

If something happened online that made you uncomfortable, it’s not your fault.

Webwise

Internet safety advice for young people

Hotline.ie

Report illegal online content

Nobody deserves to be bullied. Speaking up is the first step.

Anti-Bullying Centre

DCU Anti-Bullying Centre

Childline

Talk to someone — 1800 66 66 66

You are enough, exactly as you are. It’s normal to have questions about who you are.

BeLonG To

Support for LGBTQ+ young people

ReachOut

Youth mental health and wellbeing

Talking to someone you trust is always a good starting point.

A teacher or school counsellor

Someone in your school you feel comfortable with

A parent or guardian

A trusted adult in your life

Childline

Free, confidential — 1800 66 66 66

It takes courage to ask for help

And reaching out is always the right thing to do.

You're not alone

Whatever you are going through, there are people who care and want to help. You do not have to figure it out by yourself.

Childline — Free, Confidential 1800 66 66 66 Available 24 hours a day, every day

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