Today’s teenagers are growing up in a world filled with dangers that no generation has faced before.
Nearly half of all parents of teenagers say they feel anxious about their child’s mental wellbeing.
Mental health crises are increasing, with waiting lists for vital support stretching endlessly. Schools are buckling under pressure, leaving young people vulnerable. The threat of online exploitation lurks behind every screen, while self-image, peer pressure, relentless academic demands and more pile on daily.
It's a lot
Being a teenager is a lot. Supporting them shouldn't be.
At Spurgeons, we recognise that there is a lot to navigate. But we believe that the first line of defence is strong, supported parents and carers. When families have the tools and guidance they need, teenagers stand a chance against the overwhelming pressures.
We are proud to support families through the complex challenges facing teenagers today. Whether it’s free resources via our Digital Family Hub, personalised sessions with our Family Support Team or counselling, we ensure that families have the tools, guidance, and support they need.
We’re here for every family, every step of the way.
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Donate£20
could fund a NAS Teen Life session, supporting autistic young people to build confidence and life skills
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Donate£43
£43 could fund a one-to-one family support session, providing vital guidance to families in crisis
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Donate£86
could support the creation of free, expert-led digital resources for families.
Visit our Digital Family Hub
Spurgeons’ expert teams are offering support for all parents. Why not visit our Digital Family Hub. Here you can access parenting skills and tips including free, accessible online wellbeing resources for families and the professionals who work with them.
Ways to get involved with your Church
Your Church has the power to change lives. By joining the Spurgeons Churches Network, you become part of a movement dedicated to bringing Christ's love to families in need. Together, we can offer hope, healing, and a future for children who need it most.
Be part of something bigger. Be part of Spurgeons.
