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 their rights. To make information more accessible, the public sector has developed the website ung.no. This is the official channel for young people between the ages of 13 and 20 who need answers to questions about life.
The website serves as a hub for information from various public agencies. Here, young people can read articles on everything from mental health and sexuality to jobs, education, and rights in the workplace. The goal is for youth to find quality-assured information in one single place, so they do not have to search across many different websites.
In addition to reading articles, ung.no offers a service where you can ask questions. Users can submit their own questions and receive answers from professionals. This is a safe way to get help, especially for those who find it difficult to talk to adults in their own environment about sensitive topics.
The service is an important part of the Norwegian welfare offer for young people. By providing easy access to knowledge, the authorities want to strengthen the ability of youth to make good choices for their own future. Ung.no is therefore a central resource for everyone growing up in Norway today.