Ung.no offers important help and information to young people in Norway
Ung.no is the public information channel in Norway created specifically for young people between the ages of 13 and 20. The website serves as an important resource for young people who need answers to questions about everything from health and rights to school and leisure.
The purpose of the service is to provide young people with reliable and quality-assured information from the public sector. This is important because many young people can often feel uncertain when they face challenges in everyday life or need guidance on how Norwegian society works.
The website covers a wide range of topics that are relevant to the target group. Users can find articles on mental health, contraception, rights in working life, and how to contact various support services. The information is written in a way that is easy for young people to understand.
In addition to being a source of information, Ung.no acts as a gateway to further help. If a young person needs more personal follow-up, the website can point the way to the right agency, such as a youth health clinic or other support services in the municipality.
Ung.no therefore plays a central role in ensuring that young people in Norway have access to safe information. By gathering knowledge in one place, the service helps young people make better choices for their own future and health.