Christmas is the end-of-year joy we all need, but sadly, it's not what all of us get. 

For Anti-Bullying Week, a member of the NSPCC Young People’s Board for Change Rachel shares some words of advice for those who may be victims of bullying, and what she did to help her on her journey. 

It's time to 'reach out'. 

Childline, the counselling service run by the NSPCC, has released new data showing an increase in the number of young people with concerns about eating and body image.

Childline shares a first-person account of Jake, one of their service users, who turned to Childline in his hour in need.

Childline launches new campaign to raise awareness for boys struggling with their mental health. 

We've covered a lot of ground during anti-bullying week, but now it's time to ask, what actually defines a bully?

14-year-old Tegan shares her experience with bullying, and how she overcame it with the help of her parents. 

For Children's Mental Health Week, we are sharing the story of a young person whose life was saved by Childline. Trigger warning: this piece references suicide. 

Sanah talks about her latest experience in the BBC's ‘Performance Live: The Way Out’, her doctorate on whiteness in clinical psychology, and how spoken word can be used to help mental health