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Helping Organisations

Please note: Kids Helpline does not take responsibility for the accuracy of any information accessed outside our website.

• Australian Communication Exchange

  Events, services and resources relevant to Australian Communication Exchange - a not-for-profit, Australian organisation dedicated to empowering those who are Deaf or have a hearing, speech or communication impairment.

• Constable Care
  

  A site to help you stay safe and happy. You can play games and activities, or send Constable Care a message.

• Frontyard Youth Services

  Helps young people who are homeless or in need of support. This site is a resource to enable young people to make informed decisions and find the assistance they need through a unique team of independent services.

• Kidsafe

  Find out about health and fitness, money and employment, home and family and fun and entertainment.

• Lifeline

  Provides 24 hour telephone counselling services for the cost of local call. The website provides information on the organisation and its services, as well as self help information kits and a service finder.

• National Missing Persons Unit

  Coordinates and promotes a national integrated approach to reduce the incidence and impact of missing persons. The website contains information on missing persons as well as resources, education and training and media releases.

• National Relay Service

  An online telephone relay service that allows people who are deaf or have a hearing, speech or other communication impairment to make phone calls. You can ring anyone, anywhere, anytime.

• Parentline, Queensland & NT

  Available to all parents in Queensland and the Northern Territory. This site has information about the service, who calls and why, and links to and contact details of other parent organisations in Australia.

• Reach Out

  Information for young people on issues such as depression, drugs and alcohol, family issues, eating disorders, grief and loss, safe sex and pregnancy school and work. This website also offers a search facility to find help.

• Voices of Youth

  Information about child protection, HIV/AIDS, girls' education and immunisation, including resources for teachers.

• Your Shout

  Provides support and understanding for adolescent siblings who have a brother or sister with a disability or illness. This site was created by a group of adolescent siblings themselves, and it has become a thriving online support network.

• Young Carer Project, Carers NSW

  Offers services for young people, 25 years or under, who help care for a family member or friend with an illness, disability, drug or alcohol or mental health issue. Provides resources and support, real life stories and activities.

• Youth Off the Streets

  A registered charity that works with chronically homeless and drug addicted young people - offering support as they work to turn their lives around. Contains information about the organisation, volunteer and donation opportunities, stories, education and training.

If any of these links are broken, please email us and let us know.