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The leading charity changing the face of men’s health.

#Movember

A day to highlight how stress can affect people of all ages - and to promote practical ways to manage stress before it becomes overwhelming. It’s a good opportunity for parents to check in with their teen and talk about healthy coping strategies.

Commemorating sacrifices of armed forces and civilians in times of war. We mark Armistice Day around the UK with a Two Minute Silence at 11am on the 11th day of the 11th month.

Road Safety Week aims to share important road safety messages, remember people affected by road death and injury and campaign for safe roads for everyone.

With university applications due at the end of January, parents might want to help their teens finalize their personal statement.

Want to help save the planet and build an exciting career at the same time? A week showcasing the fast-growing world of green careers.

#GreenCareersWeek

World leaders gather for the UN's biggest climate summit — a timely prompt to talk with teens about the environment and the choices we can all make. This year it's hosted in Antalya, Türkiye.

A day to celebrate kindness in everyday life — individual acts of kindness are warmly encouraged.

#SpreadTheKindness

Celebrating the positive value men bring to the world, their families and communities.

#InternationalMensDay

Year 11s are starting to think about life after GCSEs — this guide helps parents understand the options so they can support the conversation.

Campaigning to reduce stress and improve wellbeing.

#StressAwarenessWeek

A week to raise awareness of bullying and share ways to prevent and respond to it — kicking off with Odd Socks Day to celebrate what makes us all unique.

#AntiBullyingWeek #OddSocksDay

BBC Children in Need is a charity that provides grants and funding to projects based in the UK that have the aim of helping disadvantaged young people.

Think environment with the UK’s largest annual tree celebration. There's activities across towns, parks and the countryside.

Year 13s are weighing up life after sixth form — share this guide so parents can talk through university, apprenticeships and other routes with confidence.