We know that time management can be a major challenge for young people revising for end-of-year exams and tests, so we're letting them know about apps designed to help, as well as apps that support wellbeing and good mental health. Find out more: bit.ly/BFYprod

We’re encouraging young people to take short, regular revision breaks for their mental health – without gettting distracted for hours at a time! Find information on the Best For You website to share with anyone preparing for exams: bit.ly/RevisionBreakB…

We don’t want young people who are struggling to feel excluded from #MHAW , so we’ve put together tips for self-care when things are hard. We're helping young people access activities that boost their mental health alongside the support they need: bit.ly/TipsAboutSelfC…

The theme of this year’s #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek is movement. We’re helping young people figure out what a healthy relationship with movement looks like for them, with six questions to consider before they get stuck in: bit.ly/MovementMental… #MomentsForMovement

This #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek , we’re supporting young people to access tools and information that help their wellbeing, including telling them about books they can access for free through their local libraries. Find out more: bit.ly/MHBooksTeens

As #ALevel exams begin, Best For You is here to make sure young people can access support when they need it. On our website, they can find information about revision and rest, digital mental health tools, local services, and confidential help by text: bestforyou.org.uk

In a world where social media is a part of so many young people’s everyday lives, we want them to be informed about using it safely, so they feel confident setting boundaries and understand how to post responsibly about mental health: bit.ly/SocMediaMH

We’re busting myths about self-harm to help create a world where young people feel comfortable speaking up when they’re struggling – and where parents, carers, teachers, and youth leaders are informed so they can help them get support. Find out more: bit.ly/SHmyths

As GCSEs begin, we want young people to know that the Best For You website is there to provide information and signposting around mental health and wellbeing: bestforyou.org.uk

We want to reassure young people that NATTER is open to everyone, with no age limits or assessment criteria. Thanks to our text service (run in partnership with Shout), young people can access support 24/7. Find out more about NATTER: bit.ly/TextNATTER