Support for young people

The Plymouth Community Asset Map is produced by the Community Builders in Plymouth alongside other local community partners and is updated every 3 months.

Plymouth has two job centres located in Exeter Street and St Levan Road with each offering a range of services to assist you in your job search.

We want to make sure we are doing a good job of supporting children and young people with special educational needs or disabilities, their families, and professionals.

Plymouth has 39 neighbourhoods that have been defined according to community identity and natural boundaries.

View the term dates and holidays for schools in Plymouth.

Find out who to contact for social care help in Plymouth during or outside of normal office hours.

The Plymouth Substance Misuse Service is for young people under the age of 18 who live in Plymouth and are struggling with drug or alcohol use.

Based throughout Plymouth, the Wellbeing Hubs make it easier for you to access information, health, and community services.

Plymouth Young Carers has a support group that meets every Tuesday at Efford Youth Centre.

The Plymouth Young Carers Service is for young people under 18 who live in Plymouth and have caring responsibilities.

The aim of this document is to act as a guide for anyone wishing to co-produce with their community. It looks at what co-production and other participation options are, and what it means to those who use the services in Plymouth.

The Local Offer explains the support and services that are available for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) aged 0 to 25 years.

Plymsouls is a youth club for local Plymstock-based teenagers (boys and girls) offering friendship, games nights, and special events.

A comfortable and well-equipped bedroom is essential for a good night's sleep. However, age-related changes can make achieving optimal sleep comfort in your home a challenge. Pain, stiffness, and difficulty adjusting sleep positions can disrupt your sleep and leave you feeling tired and achy during the day.

Post-16 settings are required to publish information about how they provide support to students with special educational needs and disabilities.