Before the General Election December 12th, find out where the UK’s political parties stand on Brexit.

If you’re a young carer or a young adult carer, you might find it frustrating that other people make certain assumptions about you… We’ve put together a myth-busting list to set the record straight!  

Need some advice on how and when to vote in the General Election? Read our handy guide.

Abortion has been decriminalised in Northern Ireland; what does this mean and why has the law changed?

The United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union in 2016, but, at the moment, we are still part of the EU. So, what is actually happening, and where are we now?

It can be really overwhelming to think about, but there are a few steps you can take to make leaving home as safe as possible and get some support along the way. You don’t have to go through this on your own.

If you’ve decided to sign up for counselling, that’s amazing. You’ve taken the first step towards seeking support and that’s a really brave thing to do. You might have a few questions about the process and wonder what to expect, so here’s a guide to starting out.

The Mix went to the Climate Strike to find out how young people feel about climate change.

There’s a fine line between banter and bullying  

Being a young carer can sometimes be overwhelming – here are some tips on how to cope when you’re finding caring difficult.

How to deal with the haters.

Director of selfharmUK Rachel Welch answers questions about self-harm