Ung.no offers important help and information to young people in Norway
Many young people in Norway may find everyday life challenging, whether it concerns school, health, or rights. To make it easier to find answers to questions, the Norwegian public sector has established the website ung.no.
Ung.no serves as the official information channel for young people between the ages of 13 and 20. The goal of the service is to provide safe and quality-assured information on topics relevant to this age group. This includes everything from mental health and sexuality to jobs, education, and laws.
The website has been developed by the public sector to ensure that young people receive correct answers to their questions. In addition to articles, the service offers the opportunity to ask questions to professionals. This is an important resource for those who need guidance but may not know where to turn in their local community.
The service is free to use and is available to all young people throughout the country. By gathering information in one place, the authorities want to lower the threshold for seeking help and increase knowledge among young people about their own rights and opportunities.
If you are between 13 and 20 years old and need advice or information, ung.no is a good place to start. The service is an important part of the Norwegian offering to support young people during an important phase of life.