linksgeneral interest websitesPlease note: RD4U is not responsible for the content of external internet sites These websites offer advice and information on various subjects. | Cam's Den - this is fun and though it is based on Camden in North London there's lots here about how you might be feeling. | NHS: Coping with bereavement, with a video on child bereavement. | NSPCC - National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children | Young Minds - all about emotional wellbeing and mental health | Youth Voice; Peer Power - about young people having the strength to cope with the most challenging things that life throws at them. No longer live, but interesting information.| TheSite.org - your guide to the real world! For 16-24 year-olds - health and wellbeing and a range of other topics, a question and answer service, and a lively online community to join in. | Get Connected - free and confidential help for under-25s | riprap - a site to help you cope when a parent has cancer | Ellie's Trust - helping children and young people who are living with cancer | Connexions Direct - information and advice from government for young people | THINK U KNOW - where you get the inside info on how to stay safe while having fun online | Teenage Health Freak - health information in a contemporary, cringe-free, entertaining and informative way ... pretty much the stuff you have wanted to know about | Young Minds - the voice for young people's mental health and well-being. | Youth2Youth - national helpline service for young people of up to 19 years of age, run by young people | Muslim Youth Helpline - services for young Muslims under the age of 25 | Headliners - news and comment by young people for everyone | GMYnetwork - Greater Manchester Youth network helping young people to participate and achieve | Diana, The Work Continues - Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Fund, helping the vulnerable worldwide. This website was funded by the Diana Memorial Fund. | Children's Legal Centre - promoting the rights of children and young people, advising children and young people, parents, carers and professionals. |