The Association for Young People’s Health works to understand and meet the particular health and wellbeing needs of 10-25 year olds.

We want all young people to have the best possible health and equal access to high quality youth friendly services.

Key Data on Young People

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of 11-15 year olds had never had a cigarette before trying vaping

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of 15 year olds drink alcohol at least once a week

%

of 16-24 year olds report a long term physical or mental health condition

%

of 15 year olds feel lonely often or always

%

of 15 year olds report high anxiety levels

Recent articles

The Teenage Pregnancy Strategy 25 years on

The Teenage Pregnancy Strategy 25 years on

The Labour Government’s Teenage Pregnancy Strategy was a clearly defined 10 year programme. However it was never intended as a one-off strategy but as a catalyst for change with the principles and actions integrated into mainstream provision to support successive...

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Supporting young people’s interests in Data Trusts

Supporting young people’s interests in Data Trusts

As new ways of managing personal data emerge, it is vital that children and young people's interests are fully protected. AYPH’s latest report, Supporting Children and Young People’s Interests within Data Trusts: Lessons from Relevant Frameworks and Roles, explores...

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All I want for Christmas

All I want for Christmas

Following the recent Change NHS consultation, Young Ambassador Ben shares his personal experience of being on a waiting list. He highlights the significant physical and mental toll it has taken on him and his life as a young person, emphasising the urgent need for...

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Improving food security for young people in Newham

Improving food security for young people in Newham

Today sees the launch of a suite of reports and resources from our partnership project aimed at improving food security for young people aged 11-19 in the London Borough of Newham. The project was a collaboration between Newham Council, AYPH and Cordis Bright, running...

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