Welcome to Happy Healthy Love, a growing collection of clear, honest resources to help you understand relationships, safety, consent, communication and wellbeing.
These pages are created for young people aged 16–24, and also support schools, teachers and professionals who want to have confident, calm and age-appropriate conversations.
Each topic includes simple advice based on real worries and questions young people have asked. New questions and pages will continue to be added as this resource grows.
Young people are surrounded by mixed messages about relationships, from friends, social media, influencers and online advice.
Some of this is helpful.
Some is confusing.
Some is unsafe.
Happy Healthy Love aims to give young people a place they can trust:
Young people are surrounded by mixed messages about relationships, from friends, social media, influencers and online advice.
Some of this is helpful.
Some is confusing.
Some is unsafe.
We understand the vital role parents and carers play in identifying and supporting their children and friends affected by domestic abuse, sexual violence, and church-related abuse.
You can explore information on how to identify, have open conversations and how to support young people :
Happy Healthy Love covers real topics that young people deal with every day.
Each page focuses on practical guidance, clear language and supportive advice for young people.
Many people grow up hearing the idea that domestic abuse is something men do to women. This stereotype is common,....
It’s a common myth that healthy relationships are always calm and perfect. In reality, every relationship has disagreements. Arguments are....
Relationships should be safe, supportive, and full of respect. However, sometimes what starts as love can turn into something harmful.....
Breakups can hurt, even when you know it’s the right decision. You might feel sad, angry, confused, relieved, lonely, or....
Sexual Violence Support
Experiencing sexual violence, rape, sexual assault or any type of sexual abuse can leave deep emotional and physical impacts. Our trained professionals are here to support you, offering a safe space to talk, crisis support, advocacy, and ongoing help. We understand the courage it takes to reach out and we will be here when you are ready.
Domestic Abuse Support
If you are living with, or have lived with, domestic abuse, we can help you find safety, understand your options, and rebuild your life. We work at your pace, respecting your choices, and providing both practical and emotional support through our Safer Futures partnership in Cornwall & the Isles of Scilly.
Church-Related Abuse Support
Through the national Safe Spaces service, we provide independent, specialist help to anyone affected by abuse because of their relationship with the church. You can speak to us in complete confidence, knowing we understand the unique challenges this can bring and will always respect your story and choices.
Sexual Violence Support
Experiencing sexual violence, rape, sexual assault or any type of sexual abuse can leave deep emotional and physical impacts. Our trained professionals are here to support you, offering a safe space to talk, crisis support, advocacy, and ongoing help. We understand the courage it takes to reach out and we will be here when you are ready.
Domestic Abuse Support
If you are living with, or have lived with, domestic abuse, we can help you find safety, understand your options, and rebuild your life. We work at your pace, respecting your choices, and providing both practical and emotional support through our Safer Futures partnership in Cornwall & the Isles of Scilly.
Church-Related Abuse Support
Through the national Safe Spaces service, we provide independent, specialist help to anyone affected by abuse because of their relationship with the church. You can speak to us in complete confidence, knowing we understand the unique challenges this can bring and will always respect your story and choices.
If you are in immediate danger, please call 999. For non-emergencies, dial 101.
If you need advice or support now, contact one of our helplines:
